Shareholders and Investors

• 3 June 1996 – the Mediolanum stock is first traded on the Italian Stock Exchange in Milan at ITL 12,000 (€6.197) per share;
• November 1997 - 1:5 stock split with ordinary shares divided by 5. Recalculating the IPO stock price after the split, the price is equal to ITL 2,400 (€1.239).

Mediolanum S.p.A. has tens of thousands of shareholders from many different countries, including significant interests held by pension funds, mutual funds and insurance groups. The Investor Relations team, in line with the guidelines provided by senior executives, aims to promote a line of communication dedicated to shareholders, institutional investors and financial analysts by providing prompt and accurate information about the management and strategies adopted by the company – in addition to financial and business results. All such work is performed in compliance with the regulations laid out by CONSOB and Borsa Italiana for the dissemination of price sensitive information, which could influence the stock's performance on the market.
The Investor Relations team uses a variety of means to keep in touch with the stakeholders in the financial community: telephone calls, one-on-one and group meetings, as well as technological channels (e.g. e-mail, conference calls and video conferences).
Moreover, over the course of the year, there are a number of opportunities that take the IR team to the major international markets, such as conferences organised by the major brokers and roadshows in Europe and North America, with and without the participation of senior executives.

* Figures include: analysts and investors who were contacted by phone for one-on-one and group meetings or who attended our conference calls or presentations via the Internet. Contacts via e-mail are not included in the figures. 2013 figures have been adjusted as a result of a change in reporting criteria.

The number of meetings with investors continues to increase at a steady rate: the interest of international investors in Italian 'Asset Gatherers' continued in 2014. By contrast, the number of financial analysts covering Mediolanum stock decreased during the year, as a result of internal reorganisations or mergers between brokers; this fact is reflected in the drop in contacts with this group of stakeholders. In relation to the total number of events organised for investors and analysts, the percentage of those conducted independently by the IR team (i.e. without the involvement of the senior executives) was 51% in 2014 compared to 57% in 2013. Moreover, the Investor Relations team ensures that up-to-date information is available to investors and the markets on a dedicated section of the website www.mediolanum.com. In this section, users can find past and recent and archive financial information as well as webcasts of the earnings releases (both the live, interactive presentations that give viewers the opportunity to ask questions, as well as past events on demand).