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WESTERN EUROPE - ITALY - The Banca Antonveneta affair marks a sea change in Italian banking. No longer will the Bank of Italy be able to favour domestic players over foreigners in takeover battles

Lane, David - In: The banker : global financial intelligence 155 (2005) 952, pp. 55-56

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WESTERN EUROPE - MEDIOBANCA - In which direction will new chairman Gabriele Galateri take the bank and will it survive independently?

Lane, David - In: The banker : global financial intelligence 153 (2003) 929, pp. 76-79

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Decision Rules and Market Share: Aggregation in an Information Contagion Model

LANE, DAVID; VESCOVINI, ROBERTA - In: Industrial and corporate change 5 (2013) 1, pp. 127-126

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WESTERN EUROPE - ITALY - Central bank chief Mario Draghi's light-touch regime is boosting the size and prospects of the country's banks

Lane, David - In: The banker : global financial intelligence 157 (2007) 977, pp. 58-62

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WESTERN EUROPE - ITALY - The growth of the AIFA, the Italian private equity and venture capital association, suggests that investors are aware of the great potential for private equity in a country whose economy is characterised by many successful small and medium-sized family businesses.

Lane, David - In: The banker : global financial intelligence 157 (2007) 981, pp. 76-78

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WESTERN EUROPE - ITALY - In our cover story, David Lane traces Italy's journey to the fore in European banking. As Intesa Sanpaolo and UniCredit cement their reputation as international heavyweights, MPS is steadily expanding its branch network with its recent acquisition of Antonveneta

Lane, David - In: The banker : global financial intelligence 158 (2008) 984, pp. 18-23

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SPECIAL FEATURES - ITALIAN CO-OPERATIVES - How do small fry credit co-operatives survive in the Italian banking market? David Lane traces the history and intimate local ties that these institutions have with their local communities

Lane, David - In: The banker : global financial intelligence 157 (2007) 979, pp. 64-69

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WESTERN EUROPE - ITALY - Co-operative and mutual banks have consolidated since their heydays in the 1970s, when they numbered 200. Now they are bigger and stronger but have become the target of criticism that they infringe rules on the free movement of capital.

Lane, David - In: The banker : global financial intelligence 157 (2007) 972, pp. 56-57

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WESTERN EUROPE - ITALY - The planned merger of two of Italy's big banks is market driven, marking a significant shift away from political machinations in the country's banking sector

Lane, David - In: The banker : global financial intelligence 156 (2006) 968, pp. 74-75

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Strategy under Complexity: Fostering Generative Relationships

Lane, David; Maxfield, Robert - In: Long range planning : LRP ; international journal of … 29 (1996) 2, pp. 215-231

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