For the Scrooges of Piazza Affari it was a fairytale 2015. Leading the standings, and by detachment, is Leonardo DelVecchio, the first Italian to break through the wall of 20 billion in assets: thanks to the rise of his creature Luxottica and that of Generali, of which he has 2%, this year the lord of eyewear earned six billion euros, bringing the total bill at 21. More than double that of the closest competitor.
In fact, in second place is the family Roll, the only one of the big names to close the year with a negative sign (-2,5% for Tenaris), but still with a portfolio of 8,964 billion. On the last step of the podium i Benetton, which thanks to the performance of Atlantia, Autogrill and Caltagirone Editore closed 2015 with 7,257 billion.
Behind them reappear the Agnelli, which with just over 5 billion are continuing a spectacular comeback, considering that only in 2006 the owners of Fiat were in 20th position. Behind them i Berlusconi with 4,128 billion.
In sixth position is the family Ferragamo with 2,509 billion, closely followed by the pair Garavoglia (Campari, 2,497 billion) e Giovanni Recordati (2,482 billion). They close the top ten Ennio Doris (Mediolanum, 2,320 billion) e Alberto Bombassei (Brembo, 1,663 billion).
