(ANSA) - Milan, October 1 - Italy's Mediobanca said on
Thursday the shareholder pact that controls it had been scaled
back to 31%, a move that could increase investor appetite for
the influential investment bank.
Candy sold its 0.13% stake and Italmobiliare took is share
down from 1.5% to 1%.
Asked about a possible capital hike for RCS Libri,
Mediobanca CEO Alberto Nagel said: "We don't abandon companies
that are in trouble".
Mediobanca, for years at the crossroads of Italian
capitalism via a complex web of interlocking shareholdings, has
been rethinking corporate governance as it focuses on more
banking and fewer equity holdings.
Mediobanca scales back shareholders' pact
'We don't abandon firms in trouble,' Nagel says on RCS Libri