Louis Camilleri retired with immediate effect as Ferrari CEO late Thursday citing personal reasons, after being in the position for nearly two and a half years.
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Ferrari is scheduled to hold a previously scheduled board meeting on Tuesday.
Fiat Chrysler Chief Executive Mike Manley is in pole position to take the top job at Ferrari, Italian daily Il Messaggero said in a report without sources on Saturday.
Ferrari and Fiat declined to comment.
Louis Camilleri stepped down as CEO of Ferrari late Thursday for personal reasons, after serving for nearly two and a half years.
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Louis Camilleri, CEO of Ferrari SpA has announced his retirement with immediate effect
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Since then, Italian newspapers have speculated about a number of possible successors.
According to Il Messaggero, a board meeting at Ferrari next week could name a new CEO.
Ferrari is scheduled to hold a previously scheduled board meeting on Tuesday.
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