Marina Berlusconi’s Earnings and Wealth: A Biography of Silvio’s Eldest Daughter

Marina Berlusconi’s Wealth and Career

After the passing of Silvio Berlusconi, many have wondered about Marina Berlusconi’s earnings, as the family fortune was divided among the five children.
Marina, the eldest daughter of Silvio, currently holds the position of President of Fininvest and Mondadori.
Her main asset is the Italian holding company Holding Italiana Quarta, which owns 7.65% of the shares of the Biscione.

According to the will left by her father, Marina, along with her brother Pier Silvio, inherited the majority stake in Fininvest.
Following the distribution, both siblings collectively hold 53% of the group’s shares, divided equally.

Marina Berlusconi recently received the title of Knight of Labor from the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, in recognition of her accomplishments.
Despite longstanding speculation about her potential entry into politics and inheriting the leadership of Forza Italia from her father, recent reports from sources close to the Berlusconi family have denied these claims.

Marina Berlusconi’s Biography

Name: Maria Elvira Berlusconi
Date of Birth: August 10, 1966
Birthplace: Milan
Family: Married with two children
Education: Classical high school diploma
Occupation: Entrepreneur and business executive
Role: President of Fininvest and Arnoldo Mondadori Editore Group
Accolades: Knight of Labor
Trivia: Not active on social media

Marina Berlusconi’s Wealth

Although the exact value of Marina Berlusconi’s wealth remains undisclosed, in 2008 Forbes ranked her as the 9th wealthiest heiress globally, estimating her inheritance at $9.4 billion.
Forbes also listed her as the 48th most powerful woman in the world in 2010 and among the top 20 influential women in the media industry by The Hollywood Reporter.

According to reports, Marina holds a 7.65% stake in Fininvest and also owns 14% of B Cinque.
Additionally, she is the owner of a villa near Nice where her father spent time during the pandemic; reports also mention a villa in Bermuda among her properties.

Following the redistribution of shares, Marina and Pier Silvio will collectively own 53% of Fininvest, with the rest of the father’s estate, estimated at over $1.5 billion, to be divided among the five children.
Marina is expected to inherit around $1.6 billion, a sum comparable to Pier Silvio’s share but higher than her other siblings.

Silvio Berlusconi, the former leader of Forza Italia, was estimated by Forbes to have a fortune of $6.8 billion, making him the third richest man in Italy.