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The acquisition of Ubi Banca by Intesa Sanpaolo leads to the sale of a business unit a Bper, former people’s bank of Emilia Romagna.
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The transfer of Bergamo customers from Ubi to Bper will take place in the second half of February and will involve 77 branches and mini branches. The move to Intesa San Paolo, which will involve another 54 branches, will take place by April.
The customer of the former Ubi branch who will switch to Bper Banca in mid-December will receive the welcome letter and the first contractual communications by post. In mid-January, however, the new Iban will arrive together with instructions for the transition to digital services from Bper. The transfer of the account will take place automatically: both current and deposit accounts will be transferred. There will also be automatic removal of the various domiciliations. Employers must be notified of the new Iban for salary credit.
As for check books, credit cards and ATMs, Ubi customers will be able to continue using them without problems, even after switching to Bper. The current representatives of the Ubi branches will not change and will continue to follow the account holders.
With regard to the transfer of the other Ubi branches to Intesa San Paolo, Intesa itself reassures that there will be no change for customers: continuity in services and products will be guaranteed. The bank itself will transmit the new Iban to the various operators for automatic credits or debits. Even for mortgages, the transition will take place without changes to the conditions. Ditto for credit cards and debit cards which will continue to work until expiry.
The branches Ubi di Leffe, Lovere (via Paglia and via Tadini), Clusone, Nembro, Albino (via Mazzini and via Lunga), Gandino, Costa Volpino, Ponte Nossa, Vilminore di Scalve, Sovere, Schilpario, Bossico, Rogno, Cazzano Sant’Andrea, Colere.
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