There were those who saw the long black out the Milan Stock Exchange on Tuesday a clumsy attempt to contain the avalanche of securities of companies linked to the Libyan crisis, really thuds sound in the session on Monday and that the suspension has reduced by nearly five hours in the entity, reducing the operation in little more than the closing auction, review this that I feel sincerely share. Among the many entities affected, there is also Unicredit Group sees a Libyan presence in its shareholder base of 7.5 percent, a percentage that places the Libyans as early shareholders of a large banking group which has lost its CEO, the former child prodigy of Italian finance, Alessandro Profumo, not just for opposing entry into force of Libyans among the shareholders according to rival those banking foundations, as Cariverona, which until then were the good and the bad weather at Unicredit.
course, at a time which sees the full civil war in Libya and a number of multiple deaths than there were in Tunisia and Egypt does not appear to address the future of a banking group as important as Unicredit, however, Nor can it overlook a problem that must be in addition to those that have long troubled the group, such as low profitability, the grain of derivatives and risks associated with the presence in Eastern Europe, to limit ourselves only to the main ones.
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