Italy's privacy watchdog on Thursday fined the country's biggest bank Intesa Sanpaolo €17.6 million for illicit data handling of some 2.4 million clients it unilaterally transferred to its digital banking unit Isybank Spa.     "The Italian Data Protection Authority has fined Intesa Sanpaolo Spa €17,628,000 for unlawfully processing the data of approximately 2.4 million customers, unilaterally transferred to its wholly-owned subsidiary Isybank Spa, a fully digital bank," the Authority said in a

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