(ANSA) - Milan, October 16 - Prosecutors on Monday requested
a five-year jail term for financier Salvatore Ligresti for
alleged market-rigging of Premafim shares.
They also asked for a fine of 100,000 euros for the veteran
financier and former property mogul.
The prosecutors asked for three years and a 63,000-euro fine
each for Ligresti's two co-defendants, businessmen Giancarlo de
Filippo and Niccolò Lucchini.
Last October a Turin court sentenced the veteran financier to
six years and his daughter Jonella to five years eight months in
prison for budget fraud and stock manipulation at the Fondiaria
Sai (Fonsai) insurance group.
Former Fonsai CEO Fausto Marchionni was sentenced to five
years three months and company auditor Riccardo Ottaviani got
two years six months.
Ligresti 5-yr term sought for Premafim (3)
For market-rigging