Bonds linked to the Calabrian-based
'Ndrangheta mafia were sold on global financial markets from
2015 to 2019, the Financial Times says in a new exposè.
It says the bonds were worth at least a billion euros.
The paper was picked up mainly by pension funds, hedge funds and
certain global groups including, the FT said, Italy's Banca
Generali.
Generali told the FT it had no knowledge of any problems linked
to that kind of investments.
'Ndrangheta is Italy's richest mafia due to its hold over the
European cocaine trade.
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