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For a description of intra-group transactions which occurred as part of the corporate<br />

reorganisation process, refer to the First Section, Chapter 5, Paragraph 5.1.5 as well as the<br />

Notes to the Group's consolidated financial statements for the years ended as at December 31,<br />

2006, 2007 and 2008 and the half-year statements for 2009 and 2008, described in the First<br />

Section, Chapter 20, Paragraph 20.1.<br />

19.5. Other Related-Party Transactions<br />

UniCredit is a shareholder of Mediobanca, holding an equity investment of 8.66% of<br />

Mediobanca share capital as well as 70,982,659 2009/2011 warrants. In addition, the Issuer is<br />

part of the block agreement on Mediobanca shares stipulated November 4, 2008 and renewed<br />

through December 31, 2011, with the objective of ensuring stability in Mediobanca’s share<br />

structure as well as the representativeness of its management team. Mediobanca is considered a<br />

Related Party to the Issuer.<br />

Mediobanca has an equity investment of 5.916% of the share capital represented by UniCredit<br />

ordinary shares, equivalent to 991,211,860 shares, of which 967,564,061 (or 5.775%) shares in<br />

residuary ownership with usufruct right by UniCredit and as a guarantee to Bank of New York<br />

and for which the voting right is suspended for the entire duration of the beneficial interest.<br />

Together with Merrill Lynch International, Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited, Goldman<br />

Sachs International and UBS Limited, as well as BNP PARIBAS, Nomura International Plc<br />

and Société Générale, separately and without any joint and several restriction, Mediobanca<br />

assumed the commitment to subscribe the remaining unsubscribed UniCredit shares at the end<br />

of the offer, in accordance with Article 2441.3 of the Italian Civil Code up to the maximum<br />

amount of €4 billion. For further information, refer to Second Section, Chapter 5, Paragraph<br />

5.4.3.<br />

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