A high banking government highlighted a doable divergence in fortunes for the finance sector in each Europe and the U.S., suggesting that extra rescues of American regional lenders are doubtless.

“Within the U.S., it’s about distressed banks being rescued, I do not see any distressed financial institution being rescued in Europe,” Andrea Orcel, the CEO of UniCredit, advised CNBC’s Joumanna Bercetche Wednesday.

“I do assume within the U.S., judging from yesterday, there could also be extra.”

JPMorgan on Monday acquired a considerable majority of belongings of First Republic, which included about $92 billion of deposits. The seizure of First Republic got here after the collapse of Silicon Valley Financial institution and an general concern in regards to the stability of smaller American banks amid larger rates of interest from the Federal Reserve. Main economists have advised CNBC that additional charge will increase may expose extra fragilities within the U.S. banking sector.

However banking authorities within the European Union, the place Italy’s UniCredit is headquartered, have repeatedly stated they don’t see the identical degree of threat within the area, arguing European banks are well-capitalized and face stronger regulation.

They’ve additionally careworn that the intervention by UBS to purchase and rescue Credit score Suisse occurred outdoors the European Union, in Swizterland.

“You might even see some extra of those [rescues] within the U.S., in my view, however in Europe that form of acquisition just isn’t going to be the motive force of consolidation,” Orcel advised CNBC.

He added that after the Covid-19 pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, at present the largest threat to the outlook is volatility.

The feedback from UniCredit’s chief come after the Italian lender reported its newest outcomes Wednesday. Web revenue for the primary quarter got here in at 2.06 billion euros ($2.27 billion) within the first quarter — a soar of greater than 41% from the earlier quarter. The financial institution additionally reported a CET capital 1 ratio, a measure of financial institution solvency, at 16.05% for the quarter.

UniCredit shares jumped round 5% on Wednesday following the outcomes.