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From Reuters: Libyan investors’ combined stake in Italy’s biggest bank UniCredit should be limited to 5 percent, a Northern League politician said on Saturday, adding to his party’s worries of a takeover.
On Friday, Libyan’s sovereign wealth fund raised its stake in UniCredit, pushing total Libyan investment up to 7.6 percent. Libya’s envoy to Rome Hafed Gaddur told Reuters on Friday the stake was “enough.”………………………………………Full Article: Source
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Libya should cut UniCredit stak: Politician in paper
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