UniCredit keeps Pillar 2 capital requirement at 200 basis points
UniCredit says its Pillar 2 requirement stays at 200 basis points and targets 10.21% CET1, 12.09% Tier 1 and 14.59% total capital from January 2027.
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what happened
According to Reuters, UniCredit said its Pillar 2 capital requirement will remain at 200 basis points. The bank also set the ratios it aims to meet from January 2027: 10.21% CET1, 12.09% Tier 1 and 14.59% total capital.
The statement was also reported in a notice that appeared under Commerzbank's name, which lists UniCredit's disclosure.
why it matters
An unchanged requirement suggests the bank does not expect tighter capital rules. For bank investors, the targets matter most, since they set the capital buffer available for dividends and buybacks.
market impact
European banks: stable capital requirements, no new pressure on capital
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- UniCredit Says Pillar 2 Capital Requirement Remains At 200 Basis Points — Reuters, 27 October 2026 at 17:29 UTC
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