Generali's investors Delfin and CRT end their shareholder pact
MILANO, March 29 (Reuters) - Two investors in Generali
GASI.MI said on Tuesday they had dissolved a pact they had
struck last year to challenge the Italian insurer's top
shareholder Mediobanca MDBI.MI for the renewal of the board.
Delfin, the holding of the Italian billionaire Leonardo del
Vecchio, and Fondazione CRT said they ended the pact as of March
27 since the purposes for which they signed it have ceased to
exist.
(Reporting by Gianluca Semeraro; editing by Cristina Carlevaro)
((gianluca.semeraro@tr.com; +39 06 80 307 741;))
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