Italy Said to Seek Opening to Fund Lenders With $44 Billion
- Government said to consider different measures to aid banks
- Strategists say Italy may be seizing moment after Brexit vote
How Italy May Be Seizing Moment After Brexit Vote
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Italy, which failed to gain European Union approval for a bad bank just months ago, is considering ways to inject funds into some of its lenders after the U.K.’s vote to leave the trade bloc sparked a fresh selloff, according to people with knowledge of the talks.
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