Market Chatter: Stellantis, Ferrari Chairman John Elkann's Bid to Exclude Mother From Estate Rejected by Swiss Court

MT Newswires Live04-08

Stellantis (STLA) and Ferrari (RACE) Chairman John Elkann, an heir to the Fiat automotive fortune, lost a Swiss court case to assert control over a long-running family inheritance matter, Bloomberg reported Wednesday.

The dispute pits Elkann and his siblings against their mother, Margherita Agnelli, the report said.

The court rejected a request to remove Agnelli from the Fiat estate, Agnelli's lawyers reportedly said.

Bloomberg said the case is part of a struggle over control of Exor, led by Chief Executive Elkann and the biggest shareholder in Stellantis and Ferrari.

Exor did not immediately reply to MT Newswires' request for comment.

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