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European Banks Daily 11 June 2026
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European Banks Daily 11 June 2026
J P M O R G A N Europe Equity Research
11 June 2026
European Banks Daily
Daily Valuation Sheet | Banks Analyser & Global Banks and Fintech Valuation European Banks
ACWeekly sheet | European Banks 2026 Outlook - PODCAST Kian Abouhossein
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UniCredit:Germany now, Italy later? How the CBK stake level shapes UCG’s J.P. Morgan Securities plc
Italian ambitions
Specialist Sales contact details:Delphine Lee (44-20) 7134-3971
UniCredit is nearing effective control of Commerzbank with a stake of ~41% as of Gigi Sparling - Specialist Sales -
European FinancialsJune 10th. Most investors expect the offer to be improved to achieve a much higher
(44-20) 7134-0355
stake. Financially, a bump would only make sense if acceptance levels are already ghislaine.sparling@jpmorgan.com
high and if it allows the group to secure a stake of 60%+ as there is a cliff effect below
60% in terms of ROIC. Strategically, however, we would agree that UCG should seek
control with a stake as high as possible to remove some of the stock overhang. The
challenge is that Italian M&A is back in focus (see our factual note here) and gaining
control of CBK consumes significant capital. If UCG wants to bid for an Italian bank,
unless the group has a very high stake in CBK (closer to 100% than 60%) and CET1
proforma of CBK is high, the group will only be able to offer an all-share-swap deal
with a limited cash component. Most of the Italian bank targets also have significant
shareholders with ambitions of their own. Whilst UCG’s M&A situation remains
complex, we continue to find valuation attractive at 7.7x PE, 1.7x NAV for RoNAV
22.6% in 2028e, with shares already discounting the uncertainty and also further
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