Camilla Conti reported that Matteo Renzi, leader of Italia Viva, had described Giorgetti's actions on Unicredit as "infamous" and had asked him to stop intervening in the banking risks, concluding the works of Leopolda 14 in Florence. Conti recalled that in July 2016, Renzi had breakfast with Jamie Dimon, then head of JPMorgan, asking him to intervene on Mps. According to what Vittorio Grilli, now president of Mediobanca, revealed the following year to the parliamentary inquiry commission, that meeting triggered the resignation of the then CEO of Monte, Fabrizio Viola, and the president Massimo Tononi, who is now at the helm of Banco Bpm. #Politica #Banche #Italia (translated)