Mediobanca
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==Governance and shareholding== | ==Governance and shareholding== | ||
Mediobanca is led by chairman Renato Pagliaro and the CEO [[En:Alberto Nagel (Milan, 1965)|Alberto Nagel]]. The bank has approximately 4,900 employees and a revenue of 2.5 billion euros (2020). The main shareholder of Mediobanca is the financial holding company Fininvest, controlled by the Berlusconi family, which owns 18.8% of the shares. Other significant shareholders include UniCredit (8.4%), BlackRock (5%), Leonardo Del Vecchio (4.9%), and Bolloré (2%). Mediobanca has a shareholders' agreement that groups about 25% of the share capital and aims to ensure the stability and independence of the bank. The agreement expires in 2023 and may be renewed or modified. | Mediobanca is led by chairman Renato Pagliaro and the CEO [[En:Alberto Nagel (Milan, 1965)|Alberto Nagel]]. The bank has approximately 4,900 employees and a revenue of 2.5 billion euros (2020). The main shareholder of Mediobanca is the financial holding company Fininvest, controlled by the Berlusconi family, which owns 18.8% of the shares. Other significant shareholders include UniCredit (8.4%), BlackRock (5%), Leonardo Del Vecchio (4.9%), and Bolloré (2%). Mediobanca has a shareholders' agreement that groups about 25% of the share capital and aims to ensure the stability and independence of the bank. The agreement expires in 2023 and may be renewed or modified. | ||
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== Related topics == | ==Related topics== | ||
* [[En:Alberto Nagel (Milan, 1965)|Alberto Nagel]] | * [[En:Alberto Nagel (Milan, 1965)|Alberto Nagel]] | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*[https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mediobanca Wikipedia | *[https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mediobanca Wikipedia page] | ||
*[https://www.mediobanca.com/ Official Mediobanca | *[https://www.mediobanca.com/ Official Mediobanca website] | ||
*[https://it.linkedin.com/company/mediobanca LinkedIn | *[https://it.linkedin.com/company/mediobanca LinkedIn profile] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:28, 10 September 2026
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| Corporate form | Joint-stock company |
| Year of establishment | 1946 |
| Headquarters | Milan |
| Key people | Alberto Nagel |
| Sector | Banking |
Mediobanca is an Italian investment and commercial bank based in Milan. [1]
History and evolution of the institution
Mediobanca is an Italian investment and commercial bank, founded in 1946 by Raffaele Mattioli and Enrico Cuccia to support the reconstruction of the Italian industry after World War II. The bank's mission is to offer innovative and customized financial solutions to its clients, both private and institutional, in Italy and abroad. Mediobanca has played a key role in the development of Italian capitalism, thanks to the expertise and strategic vision of Enrico Cuccia, who served as its general manager from 1946 to 1982. The bank has contributed to the birth and growth of important Italian industrial and financial groups, gradually acquiring small equity stakes in many companies.
Structure and activities
Mediobanca operates in the medium and long-term credit sector, in the intermediation of equity and bond securities, in financial services, in asset management, and in business consulting. The bank is headquartered in Milan and has branches in several European and American cities, including Paris, Madrid, Frankfurt, London, New York, and Luxembourg. The bank is listed on the FTSE MIB index of the Milan Stock Exchange and is part of the Standard Ethics Italian Banks Index. Mediobanca has also diversified its activities by creating or acquiring companies specialized in various sectors, such as trust (Spafid), international trade (trading companies), consumer credit (Compass), auditing (Reconta), leasing (Selma), and online banking (CheBanca.!).
Governance and shareholding
Mediobanca is led by chairman Renato Pagliaro and the CEO Alberto Nagel. The bank has approximately 4,900 employees and a revenue of 2.5 billion euros (2020). The main shareholder of Mediobanca is the financial holding company Fininvest, controlled by the Berlusconi family, which owns 18.8% of the shares. Other significant shareholders include UniCredit (8.4%), BlackRock (5%), Leonardo Del Vecchio (4.9%), and Bolloré (2%). Mediobanca has a shareholders' agreement that groups about 25% of the share capital and aims to ensure the stability and independence of the bank. The agreement expires in 2023 and may be renewed or modified.
Related topics
Notes
- ↑ Mediobanca, su it.wikipedia.org.