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Prospectus - Notowania

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At the end of 2008, available-for-sale financial assets totalled €28.7 billion, a decline<br />

of €2.3 billion compared to December 2007, as the increase in debt securities was<br />

more than offset by the reduction in equities, primarily related to the decline in fair<br />

value during the period. The change during 2007 is also explained by the increase in<br />

debt securities, the effect of which was partially offset by the reduction in equities,<br />

principally due to the sales during the period (specifically, the equity investments in<br />

Mediobanca and Fiat). During 2008, available-for-sale financial assets were written<br />

down for €904 million, more than 83% of which were write-downs on equities (€751<br />

million) and the remainder on debt securities (€125 million) and units in Collective<br />

Investment Undertakings (€28 million). In 2007, these write-downs were €113<br />

million, 57.8% attributable to equities and Collective Investment Undertakings and the<br />

remainder mainly for debt securities.<br />

In 2008, the equity investment in Mediobanca was reclassified from “Available-forsale<br />

financial assets” to “Equity investments”, consistent with the change in the<br />

governance structure of the investee company. The reclassification was also made for<br />

the balances as at December 31, 2007, in accordance with the accounting standards<br />

applied.<br />

The ratio of listed securities was 74.8% at September 30, 2009, an increase in respect<br />

to December 2008 (69.8%). This ratio was 62.2% as at December 31, 2007 and 67.5%<br />

at December 31, 2006.<br />

The classification by debtor/issuer shows an increase between 2006 and 2008 of stakes<br />

in Governments, Central Banks and public entities, that in 2008 was 46% against<br />

36.6% in 2006. The other aggregates showed modest growth in exposure to banks,<br />

from 16.6% to 19.5%, and a reduction of exposure to other issuers from 38.5% to<br />

29.4%.<br />

(millions of €) % Change<br />

Financial assets held to<br />

maturity: product<br />

breakdown 09.30.2009 12.31.2008 12.31.2007 12.31.2006 2009/2008 2008/2007 2007/2006<br />

1. Debt securities 12,572 15,041 11,000 10,752 -16.4% 36.7% 2.3%<br />

2. Loans - - - - n.a. n.a. n.a<br />

3. Impaired assets - - 17 - n.a. -100% n.a.<br />

4. Assets sold but not<br />

derecognised 1,485 1,842 715 - -19.3% 157.5% n.a.<br />

Total 14,057 16,883 11,732 10,752 -16.7% 43.9% 9.11%<br />

As at September 30, 2009 the mix of financial assets held to maturity did not show<br />

substantial changes, however, these assets declined 16.7% as a result of the<br />

reimbursement at loan maturity of some of the debt securities held by UniCredit.<br />

The increase in 2008 in financial assets held to maturity is partly due to the purchase<br />

of 2.5 billion treasury bonds that were used in funding repurchase agreement<br />

transactions and partly for the reclassification of other portfolios following the change<br />

in the accounting standards applied (€148 million reclassified from “Held for trading<br />

financial assets”),<br />

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