Annual Accounts and Report as at 30 June 2011 Draft - Mediobanca

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30 June 2010Corporate &InvestmentBankingPrincipalInvestingRetail & PrivateBankingGroup€m €m €m €mProfit-and-loss dataNetinterestincome..................... 428.9 (9.6) 525.7 917.0Nettradingincome..................... 244.4 — 79.2 353.8Net fee and commission income . . . . . . . . . . 332.4 — 240.0 533.5Equity-accountedcompanies.............. 0.3 213.4 (0.3) 213.5TOTAL INCOME................... 1,006.0 203.8 844.6 2,017.8Labourcosts.......................... (207.2) (5.5) (182.5) (387.9)Administrativeexpenses................. (95.9) (2.6) (322.2) (385.0)OPERATING COSTS................ (303.1) (8.1) (504.7) (772.9)Loan loss provisions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (156.0) — (360.8) (516.8)Provisions for other financial assets . . . . . . . . . (135.8) (12.2) (1.9) (150.0)Othergains(losses)..................... — — 5.2 5.2PROFIT BEFORE TAX.............. 411.1 183.5 (17.6) 583.3Incometaxfortheperiod................. (166.7) 1.0 (14.0) (181.2)Minorityinterest....................... (1.4) — — (1.3)NET PROFIT...................... 243.0 184.5 (31.6) 400.8Cost/incomeratio(%)................... 30.1 n.m. 59.8 38.3Balance-sheet dataTreasuryfunds........................ 16,362.2 — 4,086.8 14,976.0AFSsecurities......................... 5,122.4 114.8 2,571.8 6,825.7Fixedfinancialassets(HTM&LR)........1,454.5 — 2,507.4 1,455.4Equityinvestments..................... 397.8 2,892.2 1.4 3,348.0Loans and advances to customers . . . . . . . . . . 24,629.5 — 12,563.9 33,701.5ofwhich:toGroupcompanies............ 3,485.2 — — —Funding............................. (44,921.7) (259.8) (20,999.9) (53,852.3)Risk-weightedassets.................... 39,681.7 2,928.8 10,808.1 53,426.0No.ofstaff............................ 882 — 2,478 * 3,242* Includes 118 staff employed by the Esperia group pro-forma not included in the Group total.22 –
BALANCE SHEETThe main balance-sheet items, to which Mediobanca contributes justover half, showed the following trends for the twelve months under review(comparative data as at 30 June 2010):Funding — this item fell by 4%, from €53,852.3m to €51,712.9m,reflecting the reduced use of the banking system (down from €5,951.4m to€4,729.2m) and short-term debt securities (down from €798.4m to€318.4m), only in part offset by the increase in the CheBanca! retail share(up from €9,561.1m to €9,960.3m). Debt securities in issue were more orless stable at €34,142.1m, compared to €34,394.9m last year, with newissues totalling €6,826.4m, redemptions and market repurchases of€7,162.7m, and other upward adjustments (exchange rates, amortized costand hedges) amounting to €83.5m. Two subordinated lower tier II bondswere also issued during the period, in an amount of approx. €1bn.Loans and advances to customers — these were up €2.5bn, from€33,701.5m to €36,225.6m, with all business segments recovering:corporate finance up 8.8%, from €16,559.5m to €18,062.2m; consumercredit up 7.9%, from €8,271m to €8,926.9m; and mortgage lending up15.7%, from €3,545.8 to €4,102.6m.30/6/10 30/6/11 Change€m €m %Corporate and investment banking ..... 21,144.2 22,479.7 +6.3– of which: .................... 4,544.7 4,417.6 –2.8Retail and private banking ............ 12,557.3 13,745.9 +9.5– of which: consumer credit ...... 8,271.0 8,926.9 +7.9mortgage lending .... 3,545.8 4,102.6 +15.7private banking ...... 740.5 716.4 –3.3TOTAL LOANS AND ADVANCES TOCUSTOMERS ........................ 33.701.5 36,225.6 +7.5The share of the loan book accounted for by the retail segment rosefrom 37% to 38% (with mortgage lending rising from 10% to 11%), at theexpense of corporate and investment banking, the share of which fell from63% to 62%, reflecting the slowdown in leasing activity (down from 13%to 12%); while the contribution from corporate lending and structuredfinance and consumer credit was stable, at 50% and 25% of the loan bookrespectively.– 23
Page 1 and 2: DraftAnnual Accounts and Reportas a
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Page 32 and 33: Corporate and Investment Banking30
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Section 4Significant accounting pol
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HedgesThere are two types of hedge:
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and its related value of use, and a
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Staff severance indemnity provision
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Dividends and commissionsThese are
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A.3.2Fair value rankingA.3.2.1 Asse
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A.3.2.3 Annual changes in financial
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2.3 Financial assets held for tradi
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Section 7Heading 70: Due from custo
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Section 8Heading 80: Hedging deriva
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The book value of the investment in
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LiabilitiesSection 1Heading 10: Due
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PART C - NOTES TO CONSOLIDATEDPROFI
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Section 2Headings 40 and 50: Net fe
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Section 6Heading 100: Gains (losses
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Section 12Heading 190: 1Net transfe
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PART D - CONSOLIDATED COMPREHENSIVE
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Corporate banking (Mediobanca)The G
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QUANTITATIVE INFORMATIONCREDIT QUAL
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A.1.2.a Exposures to sovereign debt
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A.1.8Banking Group - cash exposures
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Quantitative informationC.1.1Bankin
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C.1.7Banking Group - servicing: col
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Under the terms of the sale contrac
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C.2.2Banking Group - financial liab
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QUANTITATIVE INFORMATIONThis year h
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Table 2: Value at risk and expected
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QUANTITATIVE INFORMATION1. Regulato
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Currency of denomination: OTHERType
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1.2.2 INTEREST RATE RISK AND PRICE
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the Bank’s various bodies was app
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Currency of denomination: US DOLLAR
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2. Regulatory trading book: cash ex
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QUANTITATIVE INFORMATION1. Assets,
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A.2.A.2.1Banking book: average and
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A.3 OTC financial derivatives: posi
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A.5 OTC financial derivatives: trad
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1.3 BANKING GROUP: LIQUIDITY RISKQU
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PART F - INFORMATION ON CONSOLIDATE
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B.3 AFS valuation reserves: movemen
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2.2 Regulatory capital requirements
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B. Quantitative informainformationC
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credit as to €3.6m and credit car
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Situation at 30 June 2011Directors,
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Subsequent to the reporting date, o
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PART L - SEGMENT REPORTINGA. PRIMAR
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B. SECONDARY SEGMENT REPORTINGB.1 P
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ANNUALGENERALMEETING28 OCTOBER 2011
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Ordinary businessACCOUNTS OF THE BA
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Provisions for financial assets inc
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RESTATED BALANCE SHEET 30/6/10 30/6
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Loans and advances to Group compani
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Cash and bank balances include €1
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current prices). Further explanatio
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— Furniture and intangible assets
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Net fee and commission incomeThis h
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— the court of appeals in Milan h
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esearch project on medium-sized Eur
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Declaration in respect of individua
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STATUTORY AUDIT COMMITTEE’S REPOR
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vii)Finance Act, in the course of w
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Type of serviceRecontaErnst & Young
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The Statutory Audit Committee ascer
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AUDITORS’ REPORT
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INDIVIDUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS *(*
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Liabilities and net equity30/6/11 3
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COMPREHENSIVE PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOU
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STATEMENT OF CHANGES TO MEDIOBANCA
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RECONCILIATION OF MOVEMENTS IN CASH
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Page no.Part C - Notes to profit an
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Section 3Significant accounting pol
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Assets are tested for impairment at
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- cash flow hedges, which are inten
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Goodwill may be recognized where th
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All actuarial profits and/or losses
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Related parties (IAS 24)In accordan
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A.3.2A.3.2.1Fair value rankingAsset
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A.3.2.3 Annual changes in financial
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2.3 Financial assets held for tradi
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Significant data 1Total assetsTotal
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Other information1. Guarantees and
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PART C - NOTES TO PROFIT AND LOSS A
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PART D - COMPREHENSIVE PROFIT AND L
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1. General aspectsThe Bank’s inte
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A.1.2 Financial assets by portfolio
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Section 2Market risk2.1 INTEREST RA
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Table 1 - Value at risk and expecte
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2.1 Regulatory trading book: cash e
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HedgingFair value hedgesFair value
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B. CREDIT DERIVATIVESB.1 Credit der
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C. CREDIT AND FINANCIAL DERIVATIVES
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indicator generated for the Bank of
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Section 4Operating riskDefinitionOp
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B.2 AFS valuation reserves: composi
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A. QUALITATIVE INFORMATIONTier 1 ca
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PART H - RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURE1.
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BENEFICIAL INTEREST OF BOARD MEMBER
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Situation at 30 June 2011Groupcompa
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Subsequent to the reporting date, o
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ANNEXES
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Liabilities and net equityIAS-compl
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MEDIOBANCA S.p.A. BALANCE SHEET *As
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MEDIOBANCA S.p.A. PROFIT AND LOSS A
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BANKS AND FINANCIAL COMPANIES (IAS/
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BANKSTABLE B (cont.)BALANCE SHEETSC
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OTHER GROUP COMPANIESTABLE B (cont.
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OTHER FINANCIAL COMPANIES (IAS/IFRS
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OTHER FINANCIAL COMPANIES (IAS/IFRS
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OTHER NON-FINANCIAL UNDERTAKINGS (I
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OTHER NON-FINANCIAL UNDERTAKINGS (I
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OTHERS (IAS/IFRS)TABLE B (cont.)462
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ASSOCIATE COMPANIESTABLE CBALANCE S
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ASSOCIATE COMPANIES TABLE C (cont.
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OTHER ASSOCIATED UNDERTAKINGSTABLE
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TABLE DSIGNIFICANT EQUITY INVESTMEN
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TABLE D (cont.)Sharecapital€mPar
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APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS OF BOARD OF
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APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS AND CHAIRMAN
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REPORT ON STAFF REMUNERATION POLICI
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. Criteria for calculation of bonus
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Restrictions have also been introdu
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ANNEXThe tables below shows the str
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II. Organizational governanceThe pr
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The typical components of remunerat
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- appraisal of the Mediobanca share
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the Bank, valuation criteria linked
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At a Board meeting held on 24 June
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l. Other informationCaps on variabl
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- in the area of related parties, t
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compliance with the terms and proce
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SECTION IIIGeneral MeetingsArticle
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general meeting or otherwise requir
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specified in the notice of general
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eing replaced had been elected from
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3) decisions concerning the acquisi
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transaction concerned, either thems
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Article 17, paragraph 2, points 3 a
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for its operations and the size of
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specifically designated by the Boar
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The proposals for appointments are
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Article 29The Statutory Audit Commi
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AUTHORIZATION TO THE BOARD OF DIREC
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The share capital may also be incre
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The Board of Directors is also auth
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ANNUAL STATEMENT SON CORPORATE GOVE
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At a general meeting held on 28 Oct
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Persons authorized to take part and
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All the Directors have made stateme
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DIRECTORSIRECTORS’ AND STRATEGIC
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With reference to risk management,
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Appointments committeeAppointments
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The Executive Committee is currentl
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HEAD OF COMPANY FINANCIAL REPORTING
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- expresses its opinion on the appo
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INTERNAL DEALINGThe Directors of Me
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In performing his duties, the head
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RISK MANAGEMENT AND INTERNAL ICONTR
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Table 1: BOARD OFMember ****OARD OF
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Table 3:3: OTHER REQUIREMENTS UNDER
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NamePosition held inMediobancaPosts
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