Certificati di investimento - Cap. 2
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magallo
Forumer attivo
Grazie davvero per la segnalazione
Eattheapple
Forumer storico
Nel mentre....credo di non essere l'unico a sperare in una costante ed imperitura erezione di Nokia...
NoWay
It's time to play the game
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NoWay
It's time to play the game
Mi sa che hai sbagliato l'ISIN...
Checelamandibona
Forumer storico
In mattinata ho incrementato CH0377502015
giornalaio69
Forumer storico
Allora,il 50% in donnine, almeno uno " storno" lo becchi sicuramente, l'altro 50% aspetterei lo " storno" estivo dei mercatisi si..volevo essere scherzoso visto che mi consigliavate vacanze e donnine (anche se sbilancerei tutto il capitale a favore di quelst'ultimo asset)
come finestra temporale, qualche mese.. giusto per attendere un eventuale storno estivo dei mercati
Fabrib
Forumer storico
05/04/2018 | 09:00am EDT
ROZZANO, Italy (Reuters) - Board nominations by activist fund Elliott secured two thirds of Telecom Italia's seats after a shareholder vote on Friday, weakening the influence of top investor Vivendi at Italy's biggest phone group.
Five of Vivendi's candidates, including current TIM boss Amos Genish and the French media group's CEO Arnaud de Puyfontaine, will still be part of the board, so the two adversaries will have to find a way to bury the hatchet and work together to turn around the slumbering telecoms heavyweight.
But the big question remains whether Genish, a Vivendi ally but well respected by Italy's government and other investors, will decide to stay on as TIM's boss.
The new TIM board is expected to decide on whom to appoint chief executive and chairman in the coming days.
"Vivendi is there for the medium and long term, Vivendi is supporting Amos Genish in his industrial strategy," a Vivendi spokesman said on the sidelines of the meeting.
"We will be very vigilant to ensure that the independent directors elected with Elliott's slate don't push for the break-up of TIM."
ROZZANO, Italy (Reuters) - Board nominations by activist fund Elliott secured two thirds of Telecom Italia's seats after a shareholder vote on Friday, weakening the influence of top investor Vivendi at Italy's biggest phone group.
Five of Vivendi's candidates, including current TIM boss Amos Genish and the French media group's CEO Arnaud de Puyfontaine, will still be part of the board, so the two adversaries will have to find a way to bury the hatchet and work together to turn around the slumbering telecoms heavyweight.
But the big question remains whether Genish, a Vivendi ally but well respected by Italy's government and other investors, will decide to stay on as TIM's boss.
The new TIM board is expected to decide on whom to appoint chief executive and chairman in the coming days.
"Vivendi is there for the medium and long term, Vivendi is supporting Amos Genish in his industrial strategy," a Vivendi spokesman said on the sidelines of the meeting.
"We will be very vigilant to ensure that the independent directors elected with Elliott's slate don't push for the break-up of TIM."
NoWay
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