Financials
SACE
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14 January 2015
Shareholders’ meeting approves a € 799 million capital reduction and a subordinated bond issue
The Shareholders’ Meeting of SACE S.p.A. approved a share capital reduction from € 4,340,053,892 to € 3,541,128,212 by reimbursing € 798,925,680 to the sole shareholder. Pursuant to Article 2335 of the Italian Civil Code, the resolution becomes executive 90 days after filing with the company register.
The Shareholders’ Meeting also approved the issuance of a subordinated bond. In this regard, SACE has mandated Barclays and Citi as joint arrangers and structuring advisors and Deutsche Bank, HSBC and UniCredit as joint bookrunners.
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