Emilio Ottolenghi

Banca IMI SpA engages in the provision of investment banking services to businesses, institutional investors, banking and financial entities. It operates through the Global Markets and the Corporate and Strategic Finance business segments. The Global Markets segment refers to the activities of the investment bank and the related markets, including risk management for clients and the trading and distribution of financial instruments as well as capital markets operations of a more structural nature and the monitoring of the risk profiles of the bank. The Corporate and Strategic Finance segment includes all primary market origination activities, advisory services and structured finance activities, including credit risk assumption and management, cash loans, commitments to lend and investments in securities. The company was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Milan, Italy.

La Petrolifera Italo Rumena Srl provides storage facilities for petroleum products and logistic services. The firm tank terminals and warehouses, they arrange all services from straightforward spot agreements, to long term leases and even to full outsourcing of their Clients' storage and distribution needs. The company was founded by Cesare Ottolenghi on May 24, 1920 and is headquartered in Ravenna, Italy.

Credito Romagnolo SpA is a savings bank. The company is based in Milan, Italy. Credito Romagnolo was acquired by Credito Italiano SpA on October 01, 1994 for $2,347.80 million.

Istituto Bancario San Paolo di Torino SpA is a company based in Turin, Italy.

SanPaolo-IMI SpA provided financial and banking services. It offered its public customer base with a range of services including account management, financing for their real estate projects, personal loans and wealth management services. In the field of commercial banking, the group offered financing services, leasing and factoring services to small and medium sized companies. It also developed merchant banking services, involving itself in the financing of large companies, local administrations and small growth companies via capital risk funding. The company was headquartered in Turin, Italy. Effective from 1 January 2007, Sanpaolo has been merged into Banca Intesa, which subsequently has changed its name to Intesa Sanpaolo