Banca Mediolanum in the crosshairs of the Guardia di Finanza which puts under the magnifying glass the taxes paid by the Irish subsidiary Mediolanum International Funds for a potentially disputed figure equal to 544 million euros.
The yellow flames have in fact notified the Irish company of "a report of findings concerning the alleged residence of the same in Italy for the years 2010-2016". The Doris family group communicates it in a note.
The Mediolanum Group specifies that the Irish company has already been the subject of an audit, which ruled out problems of tax residence in Italy, limiting itself to adjustments of an evaluation nature concluded in 2015 with a "settlement agreement and filing in criminal proceedings."
Mediolanum - continues the press release - "has already made contact with the competent authorities in order to provide all further clarifications that may be necessary for the closure of the matter".
At around 15:15 the shares dropped 3% to 6,80 euros, after gaining 1,1% in the previous five days.
