The Italian government is reportedly considering an increase in the ownership thresholds that trigger mandatory takeover bids for public companies. This move aims to revitalize the country's capital market, which has been characterized as underdeveloped. Sources familiar with the matter indicate that this initiative is part of a broader strategy to support struggling sectors, including telecommunications. Additionally, the Italian insurance watchdog is seeking more information regarding the Generali-Natixis deal, highlighting ongoing scrutiny in the financial sector.
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Italy is considering raising the ownership thresholds that trigger mandatory takeover bids in public companies, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters, as part of plans to spur the country's underdeveloped capital market. https://t.co/AgkX7iZYag https://t.co/we1Drzm8OS