Unicredit: better dividing cash or buy-back? Fidentiis responds

The stock, yesterday's session closed with an increase of 0.29%, today has immediately started selling.
In the last few minutes Unicredit is photographed at 12.304 euros, with a fall of 0.58% and over 8 million shares traded, against the average of the last 30 days equal to about 20 million pieces.

Unicredit: waiting for new plan. Focus on dividend policy

Unicredit continues to be in the spotlight ahead of the December 3 appointment, when the group will be engaged in Capital Markets Day.

On this occasion, the new 2020-2023 business plan will be unveiled, which could contain important news on Unicredit's dividend policy.

According to Goldman Sachs analysts, the group's pay-out, currently at 30%, can be increased to 45%, a level about 10% higher than the consensus.

Waiting for news, the American bank maintains a bullish view on Unicredit which is confirmed in its convinction buy list, with a target price slightly adjusted in the last hours from 16.7 to 16.9 euros.

Unicredit: better dividing cash or buy-back? The view of Fidentiiis

To bet on the title is also Fidentiis which just today has reiterated the "buy" rating, with a valuation range of 19-20 euros.