Ing has popularized the popularity of Italy’s popular European expansion plan, the source says

By Amy-Jo Crowley

London (Reuters) – Ing Groep, as soon as Italy met with Banca Popolare di SondRIO, said that a person with the knowledge of the issue, they want to grow in Europe. Early stage discussions were not developed and said he could not continue the Dutch bank offer.

Ing and Sandrio refused to comment.

In February, the number of 4.3 billion euros ($ 4.7 billion) proposed by 4.3 billion euros ($ 4.7 billion dollars) for SONDRIO, which is the most end of its leading activities in the Italian’s banking sector.

BPER and SONDRIO Both are like Unipol, a leader, the second largest insurer in Italy, which has about 20% of each debt.

UNIPOL Chairman Carlo Cimbri, on Friday, a potential proposal for a foreign bank’s foreign bank for Sondrio said he handed over his opponent to BP.

Speaking at the presentation of the UNIPOL perennial plan, Cimbri pointed out as a possible bidder, saying that the tie of a journalist who is an orange, which is an orange with SondRIO.

The General Staff helped in the Valtelina Valley in the northeastern Milan, SondrIO, America and Morgan Stanley’s assistance and defense advisors against the BIP.

The bankers talk to potential bidders, and the person talking about the anonymity because the person is personal.

Over the past three years, Songrio offered to double the payment of the last three years to double the payment of the last three years to double the payment of the last three years.

SonDRIO said that BP said that the defense of consolidation in the sector was a movement given in the sector.

In February, it was looking for opportunities to buy rival banks in major European countries, including Italy, Spain and Germany.

The Dutch creditor has been operating in Italy in Italy since 2001, and this is a leading digital bank in the country that serves 1.275 million customers. Currently, new accounts opened until the end of May offer a 4% return in new accounts and expand to expand the deposit base.

($ 1 = 0.9236 euro)

(Amy-Jo Crowley’s report in London. Additional report by Elisa Martinuzzi and Valentina ZA. To write and edit by Anousha Sakoui. Additional edit by Mark Potter)