Italy's largest bank criticized the government's plans to withdraw 5.9 billion euros from the financial sector in 2027 to finance the budget, Reuters reports. According to CEO Carlo Messina, these measures are partly against the constitution and will result in lawsuits from creditors. In addition, the bank's management warned against possible intervention by the European Central Bank due to the authorities' decision to extend tax breaks worth more than 20 billion euros over 10 years.