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About the company

UniCredit SpA is an Italy-based holding company engaged in the financial sector. Its division model is based on seven business lines: Commercial Banking Italy, Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), Corporate and Investment Banking (CIB), Commercial Banking Germany, Commercial Banking Austria and Fineco. UniCredit SpA offers banking and financial services for families, individuals and corporate clients, such as accounts, loans, mortgages, investments, wealth management, as well as financial advice and insurance products, among others. Through numerous subsidiaries, the Company operates in the domestic market, Germany, Austria and CEE.

  • Revenue in EUR (TTM)36.13bn
  • Net income in EUR10.29bn
  • Incorporated--
  • Employees69.45k
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Mergers & acquisitions

Acquired companyDeal statusDateDate /
Deal status
UCG:MIL since
announced
Transaction
value
CNP Unicredit Vita SpAAnnounced25 Sep 202425 Sep 2024Announced7.31%--
Unicredit Allianz Vita SpAAnnounced25 Sep 202425 Sep 2024Announced7.31%--
Vodeno Sp z o oAnnounced24 Jul 202424 Jul 2024Announced2.47%--
Aion Bank SAAnnounced24 Jul 202424 Jul 2024Announced2.47%401.49m
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