Italian banks back BlackRock's 720 million euro rescue plan for Carige

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Italian banks back BlackRock's 720 million euro rescue plan for Carige
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Italian banks have backed a 720 million euro rescue plan ($806 million) that wil...

FILE PHOTO: The Carige bank logo is seen in Rome, Italy, April 16, 2016. REUTERS/Stefano Rellandini/File Photo

Carige was placed under special administration by the European Central Bank at the start of the year after the lender’s top shareholder blocked a proposed cash call, derailing an industry-financed rescue. Speaking to reporters on Monday after a meeting of the FITD’s steering committee, the fund’s chairman Salvatore Maccarone said banks were set to convert 313 million euros worth of the hybrid bond into equity, giving them a roughly 43 percent stake in Carige.

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