(ANSA) - ROME, NOVEMBER 19 - Italian banks must keep their guard on impaired loans that should rise after the end of the moratoriums, although not at the levels of the previous crises.
From the report on the financial stability of the Bank of Italy comes a new call to credit institutions for "high attention in assessing the ability to repay loans and consequent provisions".
And for the smaller and more traditional banks, under its direct supervision, the Bank of Italy launched a specific investigation after the stress tests where an overall resilience but some cases of weakness emerged.
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