Italy's Risanamento: Regulator Exempts Banks From Takeover Bid
September 03 2009 - 7:56PM
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Italian real estate company Risanamento SpA (RN.MI) said late
Thursday that the country's stock-market regulator, Consob, has
exempted Risanamento's creditor banks from making a takeover bid on
the company.
Consob was to decide if the creditor banks of Risanamento -
among them Intesa Sanpaolo SpA (ISP.MI), UniCredit SpA (UCG.MI),
Banco Popolare SC (BP.MI) and Banca Popolare di Milano (PMI.MI) -
that are supposed to take control of the real estate developer had
to launch a takeover bid on the shares they don't control
already.
Risanamento, which is facing bankruptcy saddled with debts of
more than EUR2.8 billion, on Wednesday reached a deal with its
creditor banks as part of the restructuring plan to save the
company. The banks had conditioned the plan on the exemption of a
mandatory takeover bid for Risanamento.
Exchange Web site: http://www.borsaitaliana.it
-By Enza Tedesco, Dow Jones Newswires;
enza.tedesco@dowjones.com
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