The family dispute paralysing one of corporate Italy’s top power brokers
- Posted on August 10, 2026
- By Financial Times
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Internal tensions among Leonardo Del Vecchio's heirs are creating significant challenges for Delfin, the holding company managing a €55 billion corporate empire. The succession dispute has effectively frozen strategic decision-making while major portfolio companies undergo industry consolidation. This deadlock threatens the group's competitive positioning and highlights vulnerabilities in legacy wealth structures during periods of leadership transition in Italy's corporate landscape.
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