Communication of inside information
Eni has adopted a procedure to regulate the management of inside information that listed company's such as Eni are required to communicate promptly to the market, in accordance with EU Directive 2003/6/EC (Market Abuse Directive). Inside information refers to any non-public information of a specific nature which, if made public, could significantly affect the price of financial instruments.
Register of parties with access to confidential information
Listed companies must create and regularly update a Register of parties who - due to their working or professional activities or their functions - have access to confidential (insider) information. In compliance with current regulations Eni has established its own register. The procedure regulates the terms and system for registering, managing and updating this Regiser.
Internal Dealing
The Internal Dealing Procedure regulates the terms and system for communicating to the market any information on operations relative to the purchase or sale of Eni shares, or of financial instruments linked to such shares, carried out by "Relevant Parties‘ of Eni and its close associates.
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For the purposes of this procedure, the following are Relevant Parties of Eni:
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All operations with a value that exceeds €5,000 Euro on an annual basis must be communicated to the market. |
Relevant Parties may not implement operations in the 15 days prior to meetings of the Board of Directors (and up until the date of disclosure to the public of the relative outcomes) regarding:
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Last updated on 05/09/11
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