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Banca Popolare delle Province Molisane – Società Cooperativa per Azioni is an Italian “popolare” cooperative bank focused on retail and small business banking in the Molise provinces and adjacent areas. Its business model is deposit‑funded relationship banking, with lending concentrated in mortgages, consumer credit, and SME financing, alongside standard payment services, cards, online and mobile banking, and placement of third‑party insurance and investment products. As a cooperative company limited by shares, governance is based on member‑shareholders with voting limits and admission requirements typical of popolari; shares are generally not listed and may be traded under internal rules with limited liquidity and valuation set periodically, considerations that prospective members should assess before subscribing. The bank is supervised by the Bank of Italy within the EU Single Supervisory Mechanism framework and is subject to prudential, conduct, and anti‑money‑laundering regulations; eligible deposits are protected by the Italian deposit guarantee scheme up to the statutory €100,000 per depositor. Earnings are driven by net interest income on the loan book and sovereign securities, fee income from payments and distribution, and cost discipline, while key risks include concentration in the local economy, SME credit risk, interest‑rate and duration exposure, and potential market volatility on securities portfolios. Asset quality metrics, capital buffers, and liquidity are measured under IFRS 9 and CRR/CRD rules, and the institution falls under the EU bank resolution and bail‑in framework (BRRD), with equity and subordinated instruments bearing loss ahead of deposits. The competitive stance relies on local presence and relationship management compared with nationwide networks and digital‑only players; product terms, fees, and lending conditions are disclosed in pre‑contractual documents and can vary by profile and branch.