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Question: Domenico Santoro - HSBC, Research Division - Analyst
: It's Domenico from HSBC. Three clarification on my side. First of all, on the servicing company, the impact on P&L that you mentioned before, does
it includes also the potential cost savings that might come from the deconsolidation of the company? Second, on the range on capital that you
show here in the presentation, the 11%, 11.5%. My question is whether the losses related to the sale are considered before or after taxes? And then
since I'm surprised as well to see this range, but you already said that you might be comfortable to see this number nor the range that you mentioned.
Is this specifically related to the inclusion of the GACS in the transaction? And then the third question is on the UTP, specifically. You show in the
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presentation that there is EUR 8.4 billion left. Given that we always receiving the same question in terms of risk profile of the bank, going forward,
now that you've got rid of the most of your nonperforming loans portfolio, is there any one-off transaction here considering the UTP? Or you will
basically continue the normal deleveraging of the balance sheet.
Question: Domenico Santoro - HSBC, Research Division - Analyst
: I think we are fine. It's okay.
Question: Delphine Lee - JP Morgan Chase & Co, Research Division - Analyst
: Yes, if I could just have one last question, sorry. Just on the 80 basis points, I assume that doesn't include the other rerelease that you would get --
I mean, similar to the Exodus transaction, where you got order re-reduction of 25%, 30% of the gross book value. I would assume that you would
get that as well end of next year. Just wanted to confirm that as well.
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