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UniCredit's second-quarter profits soar by 75 percent

Italian bank UniCredit has aounced better than expected second-quarter profits. Photo: Gaetano Virgalitto/AFP

AFP · 3 Aug 2016, 13:39

Published: 03 Aug 2016 13:39 GMT+02:00

Meanwhile the bank, which has been offloading assets to strengthen its capital base, also aounced it had sold its credit card processing business in Italy, Germany and Austria to the Sia group for €500 million.

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UniCredit's second-quarter profits soar by 75 percent

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