Nomura sues Monte Paschi
Frequently Asked Questions about this Article…
Nomura Holdings filed a claim in London against Banca Monte Paschi di Siena, while Monte Paschi lodged separate suits in an Italian court in Florence. Both actions relate to a dispute about derivative contracts.
Nomura filed its claim on March 1, the same day Monte Paschi lodged its separate suits in Florence over the derivative contracts.
The dispute involves two derivative contracts nicknamed Alexandria and Santorini, which are the subject of Monte Paschi’s suits seeking damages.
According to the article, the Alexandria contract was arranged by Nomura and the Santorini contract was arranged by Deutsche Bank.
Nomura filed its claim in London, while Monte Paschi filed separate suits in Florence, Italy.
Yes — the article refers to Banca Monte Paschi di Siena as Italy’s third-biggest bank.
The article notes that both filings happened on the same day (March 1) but does not provide an explanation for why they were filed simultaneously.
No — the article reports the filings and identifies the contracts involved but does not include information about legal outcomes, settlement details, or wider financial impacts.

