

Prosecutor Seeks 8 Years Jail for Eni CEO on Bribe Charge
Alberto Brambilla: Jul 21 2020, 10:36 PM Jul 21 2020, 11:10 PM
(Bloomberg) — A prosecutor in Milan asked for eight years of jail time for Eni SpA Chief Executive Officer Claudio Descalzi over an allegedly corrupt $1.1 billion Nigerian oil deal.
The court should reach a conclusion later this year on the accusation that most of that payment was distributed as bribes.
Any verdict could be subject to a long appeals process.
In his closing arguments on Tuesday, prosecutor Fabio De Pasquale asked the court in Milan for the sentence for Descalzi, who oversaw the company’s oil exploration and production unit at the time. The CEO denies any wrongdoing and he was re-appointed to the position by the Italian government in April. read more
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