Wanted gaming magnate Francesco Corallo sues Italian industrialist Andrea Bonomi in London Mr Bonomi, whose business interests have included Ducati motorbikes and construction work on London's Shard skyscraper, is accused of using his position as chairman of an Italian bank to destroy the business interest of Francesco Corallo. The high-profile dispute is set to rival any of the recent cases that have seen Russian oligarchs square up to each other in London courtrooms. On one side is Mr Bonomi, whose £1.4bn business empire is closely linked to the Benetton family in Italy. On the other is Mr Corallo, a gaming magnate on Interpol's most wanted list on suspicion of "organised crime, transnational crime and fraud" . The seeds of the current dispute date back to 2011 when Mr Corallo saw his home and offices raided by Italian police investigating questionable loans issued by Banca Popolare di Milano. In legal papers , Mr Corallo alleges Mr Bonomi used his position within Banca Popolare to influence the criminal investigation against the gaming magnate. He claims Mr Bonomi alleged that €105m of loans from Banco Popolare were part of a criminal conspiracy. Bank employees were paid to allow loans with "obvious anomalies" to be passed to Mr Corallo's companies. . The allegations of bribery are denied by Mr Corallo, who claims Mr Bonomi made the complaint "which he knew to be false or did not believe to be true, and all pursuant to a strategy devised by him whereby he pursued a matter of personal interest." "By reason of the facts and matters stated below," the claim continues, "the claimant [Mr Corallo] is at risk of losing the gaming licence and individual gaming concessions which will benefit Mr Bonomi ... and thereby suffer substantial damages." The claim has been rejected by Banca Popolare and Mr Bonomi. At first instance it is understood Mr Bonomi intends to ask for it to be scrapped on grounds of jurisdiction.