Mediobanca reports top shareholders to ECB in hostile bid battle

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Mediobanca reports top shareholders to ECB in hostile bid battle - Financial Times

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People close to Delfin and Caltagirone have denied that they are acting in a co-ordinated way.

Under ECB rules, investors who are acting in concert have to notify the central bank if they are seeking to increase their ownership of a credit institution above certain thresholds.

But Caltagirone is presenting a minority slate that could, under Generali’s bylaws, secure an equal number of board seats if a third slate presented by funds association Assogestioni also secures a seat.