Banca Profilo Chairman Arpe Sentenced In Parmalat Fraud Trial
30 November 2011 - 2:50AM
Dow Jones News
Banca Profilo SpA (PRO.MI) Chairman Matteo Arpe and former
Assicurazioni Generali SpA (G.MI) chairman Cesare Geronzi have been
sentenced to three years and seven months and five years,
respectively, in jail, in a trial related to the collapse of
Parmalat SpA (PLT.MI), Italian newswire MF-Dow Jones reports
Tuesday.
Arpe said in an emailed statement, "The decision of the court
appears frankly paradoxical and above all unmerited. Verdicts
should of course be respected but we will certainly be appealing
this decision."
A spokesman for Geronzi and his lawyer weren't immediately
reachable for a comment Tuesday.
Geronzi and Arpe worked together as chairman and chief
executive, respectively, at Italian lender Capitalia, now part of
UniCredit SpA (UCG.MI), over nine years ago. Both bankers were
convicted in the case related to the sale of mineral water company
Ciappazzi to Parmalat.
-By Alessandro Mocenni and Sabrina Cohen, Dow Jones Newswires;
+39 02 5821 9906; sabrina.cohen@dowjones.com
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