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BackDel Vecchio su Delfin e banche: "Migliore offerta e attenzione all'Italia"
Del Vecchio su Delfin e banche: "Migliore offerta e attenzione all'Italia"
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ANSA Economia56 minutes agoBusiness1 min readItaly

Del Vecchio su Delfin e banche: "Migliore offerta e attenzione all'Italia"

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Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio interviene al Forum di Cernobbio sulle scelte di Delfin riguardo al risiko bancario, sottolineando l'importanza di una forte Essilorluxottica e il ruolo della maggioranza dei soci per il futuro di Francesco Milleri.

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Delfin deve decidere la propria posizione sul risiko bancario italiano tra Intesa Sanpaolo e Mps.

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"Credo che tutti i soci di Delfin ragioneranno per identificare la migliore offerta economica e la migliore prospettiva per il futuro. Senza tralasciare la doverosa attenzione al sistema Paese Italia". A margine del Forum di Cernobbio, Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio interviene così sul risiko bancario rispondendo a una domanda sulla posizione di Delfin, che dovrà decidere se aderire all'Opas di Intesa Sanpaolo o appoggiare la doppia operazione di Mps su Banco Bpm e Banca Generali. "Delfin non guarda solo alle banche - aggiunge - per i soci la cosa più importante rimane tornare ad avere una Essilorluxottica sempre più forte".

Alla domanda sul futuro del presidente di Delfin e di Essilorluxottica Francesco Milleri, Leonardo Maria del Vecchio ha risposto: "Deciderà la maggioranza dei soci di Delfin a tempo debito, valutando come sempre i risultati ottenuti dai manager".

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  • I soci di Delfin decideranno sulla migliore offerta economica

    Very likely · Within months

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  • Quale offerta sceglieranno i soci di Delfin?
  • Francesco Milleri sarà confermato alla guida?

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This article was originally published by ANSA Economia.

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