We still talk about the story of the Monte dei Paschi di Siena. From Gedda, Giorgia Meloni explained that the OPS launched on Mediobanca It is a market move: yes, it is true, but with a small detail that since MPS’s board of directors are representatives of the government that have great weight, it will also be the market to decide if it will be successful, but it is Obviously originating from the will of this executive to block French arrogances on Generali.
Yesterday tomorrow, De Benedetti’s newspaper spoke of conflict of interest and the worst climbing offer never seen. But I would reassure all these gentlemen: if it is a bad move, it will not be successful. Simple. Mediobanca’s shareholders will decide whether the climb will go to the port or not. Different is what is happening in Generalwhere an agreement is being consumed with the French who does not even pass through the assembly and is not approved by shareholders, who are contrary to. Here is the difference: in MPS–Mediobanca The shareholders will decide, in Generali – and in many other cases – companies make them the facts without involving ‘the people’. But after all it is always the same principle: the people must not be sovereign, shareholders must not be sovereign. I assisted this thing he wrote it and was brilliant: The actions are not counted, weigh themselves. If I have 1% and I am a parvenu, I don’t realize a Ceppa. If I am not 1% and I am part of the large living room in Milan, that 1% is worth double.
Then there is another question. That of MPS – he always writes tomorrow – It would be the offer of a small bank towards a larger institute, with very little advantage for the shareholders of Mediobanca. If so, the shareholders will not caught the climb. Nobody will oblige them to deliver their actions to the offer of Monte dei Paschi di Siena.
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