Shareholders sue Bipop Palazzo Koch
not forget Bipop.
In all this hubbub of bank failures do not forget the bag-snatching. The story of the Brescia bank Bipop is very long, while the news today is extremely short. A group of shareholders, Advocate led Visentini, the former bank swallowed up by the Institute of Cesare Geronzi has sued the Bank of Italy and the top of Unicredit (which now contains Capitalia), accused of having adulterated the values \u200b\u200bof the title. It will not be easy to prove the thesis. There are in fact established that actions fully justify the suspicion that there might be a liability, at least in civil courts. It should be duly noted, however, that such liability if there were, could "disappear" due to the limitation in civil courts. In fact, art. DC 2947 provides that "the right to damages for an unlawful act shall expire five years from the date on which the event occurred ...." It 'also good to remember that it is well known that three directors Reggio Emilia, accompanied by the then head of the Supervisory Board, Dr. Fabrizio Tedeschi Bank of Italy went in and met the then Head of the Supervisory Board, Dr. Bruno Bianchi (also present Dr. Claudio Clemente, also of the Bank of Italy), to perform detailed reports on the situation of the bank asking, in effect, the intervention of that surveillance authority. In November we will have the first evidence ...
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