Brexit vote throws Italy's banks into crisis

Italian banks have felt the brunt of the market volatility that has followed the UK’s vote to leave the European Union and the government of Matteo Renzi is at loggerheads with Europe over how to rescue the troubled lenders. Patrick Jenkins asks the FT's Milan correspondent Rachel Sanderson if there's a way out of the impasse.

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