PIRAEUS FINANCIAL HOLDINGS S.A.
NOTIFICATION OF IMPORTANT CHANGES CONCERNING THE VOTING RIGHTS DERIVING FROM SHARES UNDER L.3556/2007
Pursuant to the provisions of L.3556/2007, Piraeus Bank S.A. notifies investors that on the 4th of April 2008 the percentage of voting rights attached to shares of its issuance which could have been exercised by proxy holder (Mr Konstantinos Liapis) during the Ordinary General Meeting of 03/04/2008, descends below the minimum limit. The threshold crossed by the person subject to the notification obligation is 5%.
The voting rights attached to shares prior the triggering transaction are as following: The total number of shares was 71.398, the total number of voting rights was 78.615.667 (directly and indirectly) and the total percentage of the voting rights was 23,17688% (directly and indirectly).
The voting rights attached to shares following the triggering transaction are as following: The total number of voting shares is below the minimum limit and the total percentage of the voting rights is below the minimum limit. Mr. Konstantinos Liapis discontinued possessing 78.615.667 voting rights on 04.04.2008.
The aforesaid 78.615.667 voting rights are identical to the voting rights held by Mr Georgios Liakopoulos, given that they could have been exercised separately by either of the two obligors.
The voting rights attached to shares prior the triggering transaction are as following: The total number of shares was 71.398, the total number of voting rights was 78.615.667 (directly and indirectly) and the total percentage of the voting rights was 23,17688% (directly and indirectly).
The voting rights attached to shares following the triggering transaction are as following: The total number of voting shares is below the minimum limit and the total percentage of the voting rights is below the minimum limit. Mr. Konstantinos Liapis discontinued possessing 78.615.667 voting rights on 04.04.2008.
The aforesaid 78.615.667 voting rights are identical to the voting rights held by Mr Georgios Liakopoulos, given that they could have been exercised separately by either of the two obligors.