The majority list for the renewal of the Board of Intesa Sanpaolo is ready and has been presented by the banking foundations which control 16,5% of the capital. Confirmed for the three-year period 2019-2021 the CEO Carlo Messina and the president Gian Maria Gros-Pietro as was forecast. Two thirds of the board remain unchanged to ensure continuity and stability to the board.
Also Edison announced the candidacies for the new board of directors in view of the meeting of 2 April with the confirmation of chairman and CEO, respectively Jean-Bernard Levy (EDF number one) e Marc Benayou.
Returning to Intesa Sanpaolo, also confirmed Paolo Andrea Colombo for the vice presidency. Weight advisers such as will remain for the next three years Bruno Picca and Maria Cristina Zoppo, representing the Turin area represented by Compagnia Sanpaolo. On the Cariplo side, also confirmed Rossella Locatelli, Livia Pomodoro, Franco Ceruti and Milena Teresa Motta. Representing smaller foundations remains Giovanni Gorno Tempini.
The new entries in the Board are instead those of Fabricius Moscow, accountant and professor of economics at the University of Turin, William Weber, professor of econometrics at the University of Padua and Maria Alessandra Stefanelli, professor of economic law at the University of Bologna. Assogestioni's list is ready and awaited.
In a letter to the stakeholders, the chairman Gros-Pietro and the CEO Messina write that, with the new business plan, Intesa Sanpaolo confirms itself as the leading bank in Europe for its ability to create value to be distributed to shareholders with a generous dividend policy but also the engine of the social market economy through initiatives that help the weakest.
Edison, however, in addition to the two managers who have led the company in the last three years, in the list presented by Transalpina di Energia (subsidiary of EDF which holds 100% of the energy group) in view of the Edison meeting called for the next 2 April 2019, the other proposed names are: Béatrice Bigois, Fabio Gallia (former number one of Cdp), Xavier Girre, Sylvie Jehanno, Jean-Bernard Lévy, Nathalie Tocci and Nicole Verdier-Naves.
