"Though an unofficial deadline has been set for the end of October. In the meantime, something of interest has been discovered by Radiocor - a business and financial news outlet. As MilanNews relays, a new company has been created, called 'Stadio San Siro Spa', and this will be the company entrusted with the ownership of the stadium, as well as managing it and its construction."
"Three will represent the Rossoneri and their owners, RedBird, with the other half being Nerazzurri and Oaktree representatives: Katherine Ralph (Oaktree's Global Opportunities Strategy Managing Director) has been selected as president; Massimiliano Catanese (Inter Milan's Chief of Staff and Board Member); Carlo Ligori (Oaktree's Global Opportunities Strategy Associate); Filippo Guidotti Mori (AC Milan's Chief Financial Officer); Stefano Cocirio (AC Milan's CFO); and Francesco Bramante (RedBird's Senior Associate)."
Milan and Inter must complete the purchase of the new stadium by November 10, with an unofficial deadline at the end of October. A company named Stadio San Siro Spa has been created to own, manage, and oversee construction of the stadium. The company is owned 100% by NSM Holding, a joint venture between Red Stadco Srl and Blueco Srl. The Stadio San Siro Spa board has six members split between Rossoneri/RedBird and Nerazzurri/Oaktree representatives. Board members include Katherine Ralph (president), Massimiliano Catanese, Carlo Ligori, Filippo Guidotti Mori, Stefano Cocirio, and Francesco Bramante. The eventual public name of the stadium remains uncertain.
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