The Hall of Camera yesterday approved the motions providing for the establishment of a parliamentary commission of inquiry into the banks. The green light was bipartisan, since the request had come from Fi, Pd-Ap, Civici e innovatori, Sinistra Italiana, Lega and Ala. The goal is to shed light on banking crises (not only Ps, but also Banca Etruria, Dear Chieti, carife, Marche Bank, Veneto Bank e People of Vicenza) ascertaining the responsibilities of the directors, as well as of the control and supervisory bodies. The Senate Bureau has established that the Finance Commission of Palazzo Madama will begin examining the bills to establish it on January 31, with the aim of arriving at a single text, from the current 13.
The proposal travels in parallel with the conversion process of the savings decree, for which the various groups are preparing amendments. A measure that could lead to the publication of public lists of major bank debtors object of rescues, evoked by the president of Abi, Antonio Patuelli, who today specified: "It should concern the insolvent ones".
Among the insolvent debtors of MPS, according to the leaks gathered by Il Sole 24 Ore, he stands out Sorgenia, which has debts with banks for 1,8 billion, of which 600 million obtained only from the Sienese institute. Other major debtors of the Monte are the real estate developer Luigi Zunino, John Punzo, shareholder of Ntv and patron of the Nola interport, btp, general contractor of the Bartolomei Fusi company sponsored by Denis Verdini, and the It imprints of the Mezzaroma family of builders. Then there are the public shareholdings: Scarlino Energia, Fidi Toscana, Reclamation of Arezzo, the Siena Airport and even the Terme di Chianciano.
Meanwhile, it accelerates on new industrial plan of Mps to be presented at the same time as the public strengthening: the Minister of Economy, Pier Carlo Padoan, received the president and CEO of del Monte, Alessandro Falciai and Marco Morelli and together "they started the preparatory discussion with the bank's management for the definition of the plan which contemplates precautionary recapitalization – reads a note from the Treasury – In the coming weeks, the industrial plan will be submitted to the European Central Bank, which will have to assess its effectiveness with respect to the need to strengthen capital with the aim of making the bank, in itself solvent, able to withstand the hypothetical adverse scenarios formulated during last year's stress tests. The industrial plan will also have to be submitted to the European Commission so that it can verify its compatibility with the European rules on state aid".
