2003 Social Report - PDF file - Unipol

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HISTORIC PARTNERS Unipol historic partners are Trade Un- ion Organizations (CGIL, CISL, UIL), representatives of the self-employed, small craft businesses and shopkeep- ers (CNA, CIA, Confesercenti), as well as Legacoop, with its many companies throughout the territory. Legacoop con- tinues to inspire the vision, role and ac- tions of Unipol, as well as its insurance strategies. PRIMA SEZIONE – L’IDENTITA’ HISTORIC PARTNERS OF UNIPOL ASSICURAZIONI – IN 2002 CO-OPERATIVE ENTERPRISES LEGACOOP Turnover (€ million) 38,000 Enterprises approx 13,000 Employees > 342,000 Members 6,000,000 TRADE UNIONS CGIL – CISL – UIL > 11.5 million members TRADE ORGANISATIONS CIA – CNA – CONFESERCENTI 1,600,000 members 15
PRIMA SEZIONE – L’IDENTITA’ SHAREHOLDERS 50.2% of ordinary Unipol shares continue to be held by FINSOE. Finsoe is the holding company controlling the Unipol Group. The majority of shares in Finsoe (51%) are held by Holmo SpA, a company owned by co-operatives (including consumer, production and employment co-operatives). The second largest shareholder in Finsoe, with 39%, is the Monte dei Paschi Group, with whom Unipol has an industrial and commercial partnership. The remaining 10% of Finsoe is owned by HOPA, P&V and other companies in the insurance fi eld. 49.8% of the ordinary shares of Unipol and 100% of the preference shares are available for trading on the Italian Stock Exchange. Internationally, Unipol has worked for several years with two French mutual insurers, Macif and Maif, and with the Belgian company P&V. Within the framework of this co-operation, these companies own shares directly in Unipol Assicurazioni. 16 HOPA, P&V & Others ç 10% MPS Group ç 39% HOLMO ç 51% ç (updated FINSOE FINANZIARIA DELL’ECONOMIA SOCIALE 50,2% ord. cap. 30,5% total cap. STOCK EXCHANGE 49,8% ord. cap. 100% on pref. cap. , , as at February 2003)
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