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Italy: Fiat refutes liquidity probe reports

Fiat has denied recent media reports that its financial reporting was under investigation. Italian papers Il Messaggero and Il Mattino had claimed that the stock market regulator Consob had launched a probe into its liquidity position. Fiat had reported €22.7bn (US$29.4bn) in liquidity on 30 June 2012. The articles imply that the regulator has doubts … Continued

Fiat has denied recent media reports that its financial reporting was under investigation. Italian papers Il Messaggero and Il Mattino had claimed that the stock market regulator Consob had launched a probe into its liquidity position. Fiat had reported €22.7bn (US$29.4bn) in liquidity on 30 June 2012. The articles imply that the regulator has doubts as to the validity of the financial reporting.

In response, the OEM has issued the following statement: “Fiat, like other listed companies, regularly receives and responds to requests from Consob for information on a variety of issues (including liquidity), but the company is not aware of any ‘investigation’ similar to that claimed by the above journalist [Osvaldo De Paolini]. Any implication that Fiat’s liquidity position is not as reported in its financial statements is false and Fiat will treat the matter accordingly.”

 

 

 

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