The composition of Unicredit's shareholders changes following the maxi capital increase of 13 billion. During the shareholders' meeting held on 20 April, two major delegates controlled approximately 76,1% of the capital present and 43,79% of the share capital in the name of a large list of funds and institutional investors.
After the capital increase closed in February, the 62% of Unicredit's capital is in the hands of institutional investors. The most significant positions within the shareholding structure are certainly those of aabar – Abu Dhabi Sovereign Fund, which is the only shareholder holding more than 5% of the capital, 5,06% to be exact – of the Central Bank of Libya (0,82%) and Dolphin, the Luxembourg holding company of the Del Vecchio family (1,93%).
Diluted below the threshold of 2% Crt (1,74%) and Cariverona (1,8%). Altogether the banking foundations – to which are added to the two already mentioned also Cassamarca, Fondazione Cr. Trieste and Fondazione Cr Modena – represented around 4,67% of the share capital of Unicredit.
Finally, the group Generali brought it to the assembly 0,05%, while the group Allianz about the 1%.
