Andrea Minogini

President Gian Maria Gros-Pietro spoke at the B7 Summit organized by Confindustria and indicated 3 priorities for sustainable growth of the world economy, capable of shaping a fair future for society at the same time: strengthening global value chains, to make them more sustainable and competitive, encouraging the participation of small and medium-sized enterprises, creating sustainable infrastructure, serving quality of life and cultivating talent through inclusive and high-quality education. According to Gros-Pietro "Banks have the responsibility to accelerate alternative investments with an impact on the real economy to allow the implementation of international projects capable of generating social and/or environmental as well as financial returns". Find out more about the intervention: https://ow.ly/Ltx130sCJ1n

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Intesa Sanpaolo's Banca dei Territori Division with the New York Branch of the IMI Corporate & Investment Banking Division, in collaboration with the Italian International Propeller Clubs and SRM - Study Center connected to the Group met in New York in recent days for a joint mission dedicated to promoting the strategic role of Italian ports in the Mediterranean and enhancing the shipping and logistics sectors. A series of meetings that confirm Intesa Sanpaolo's objective of being a point of reference for the entire sector and aims to encourage further expansion of the American presence in Italy, especially in the maritime economy supply chain. A desire that is also expressed with a ceiling of 10 billion euros of financing, largely already invested in the port areas through the Single Special Economic Zone of the South and the Simplified Logistics Zones of the Center and North. "Intesa Sanpaolo actively supports the development of the maritime economy and the Italian port system, has already provided 6 billion euros of direct and indirect financing to support these investments, focusing on Group synergies and the interest of sensitive foreign companies and investors to the expected tax and administrative advantages" commented Anna Roscio, Executive Director of Corporate Sales & Marketing of Intesa Sanpaolo. Find out more: https://ow.ly/3HuU30sCgZR

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While we often focus on market share and growth metrics, the launch of 'The Day Without Debt’ in Italy reminds us a simple truth: every person deserves a fresh financial start and we are here to support! #GiornataSensaDebiti #KrukItalia

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📌 How do #artificial and #human #intelligence work together? 👇🏻 below the interview with Alessandra Romeo

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Intesa Sanpaolo's Banca dei Territori Division with the New York Branch of the IMI Corporate & Investment Banking Division, in collaboration with the Italian International Propeller Clubs and SRM - Study Center connected to the Group met in New York in recent days for a joint mission dedicated to promoting the strategic role of Italian ports in the Mediterranean and enhancing the shipping and logistics sectors. A series of meetings that confirm Intesa Sanpaolo's objective of being a point of reference for the entire sector and aims to encourage further expansion of the American presence in Italy, especially in the maritime economy supply chain. A desire that is also expressed with a ceiling of 10 billion euros of financing, largely already invested in the port areas through the Single Special Economic Zone of the South and the Simplified Logistics Zones of the Center and North. "Intesa Sanpaolo actively supports the development of the maritime economy and the Italian port system, has already provided 6 billion euros of direct and indirect financing to support these investments, focusing on Group synergies and the interest of sensitive foreign companies and investors to the expected tax and administrative advantages" commented Anna Roscio, Executive Director of Corporate Sales & Marketing of Intesa Sanpaolo. Find out more: https://ow.ly/bvWC30sCm6k

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Intesa Sanpaolo's Banca dei Territori Division with the New York Branch of the IMI Corporate & Investment Banking Division, in collaboration with the Italian International Propeller Clubs and SRM - Study Center connected to the Group met in New York in recent days for a joint mission dedicated to promoting the strategic role of Italian ports in the Mediterranean and enhancing the shipping and logistics sectors. A series of meetings that confirm Intesa Sanpaolo's objective of being a point of reference for the entire sector and aims to encourage further expansion of the American presence in Italy, especially in the maritime economy supply chain. A desire that is also expressed with a ceiling of 10 billion euros of financing, largely already invested in the port areas through the Single Special Economic Zone of the South and the Simplified Logistics Zones of the Center and North. "Intesa Sanpaolo actively supports the development of the maritime economy and the Italian port system, has already provided 6 billion euros of direct and indirect financing to support these investments, focusing on Group synergies and the interest of sensitive foreign companies and investors to the expected tax and administrative advantages" commented Anna Roscio, Executive Director of Corporate Sales & Marketing of Intesa Sanpaolo. Find out more: https://ow.ly/4x9h30sCkzM

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Italy is facing a serious challenge: we have one of the lowest nurse-to-population ratios in Europe—just 6.5 nurses per 1,000 people, while the EU average is 8.4. And with over 25% of nurses nearing retirement and an aging population, the pressure is only going to increase. So, what can we do about it? • Increase salaries to match European standards and keep our talent here. • Improve working conditions: less burnout, more support! • Attract the next generation with scholarships and programs that make nursing an exciting career. • Bring in skilled nurses from abroad with solid integration plans. • Develop a long-term strategy to make sure we’re ready for the future. Because seriously, how are we supposed to cure anything without nurses? 🚑 #Healthcare #Nurses #Italy #PublicHealth

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Intesa Sanpaolo invests in The Blue Planet, a start-up that produces Airlite ecological paint: thanks to its innovative technology, it is able to transform the walls of homes, offices, hospitals and schools into large natural air purifiers. By generating negative ions that neutralize pollutants, Airlite paint cleans the air of substances such as smog, improving the living well-being of buildings. It also reduces CO2 emissions related to the construction sector by up to 80% compared to traditional products and reflects the warm component of sunlight, allowing you to save electricity for cooling by up to 30%. Find out more: https://ow.ly/VPri30sCLYy

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Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS), the world’s oldest bank, has had a deep connection with the city of Siena since its founding in 1472. For centuries, the bank has played a crucial role in supporting the local community, funding everything from public works to cultural initiatives. However, in recent years, MPS became embroiled in a massive scandal that shook both the bank and the city to their core. The troubles began with a series of high-risk acquisitions and complex financial products that were intended to drive rapid growth. These decisions led to significant financial losses and a mounting debt burden. The bank attempted to cover these losses through a combination of opaque financial deals, but these efforts only compounded the problem. When the full extent of the losses was revealed, it led to a multibillion-euro bailout by the Italian government, which still holds a significant stake in the bank today. The impact on Siena was devastating. The city, once prosperous thanks to its symbiotic relationship with MPS, found itself struggling as the bank's financial troubles drained local resources and eroded public trust. The scandal also led to legal repercussions for several of the bank's executives, further tarnishing its reputation. Ultimately, the bank's aggressive pursuit of growth, coupled with poor risk management and questionable financial practices, brought not only itself but also the city of Siena to its knees. Financial Times

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🎉 We are thrilled to announce the publication of our new book, "Why Do Banks Fail and What to Do About It"! Nordine Abidi Bruno Buchetti Ixart Miquel-Flores In this book, we delve into the essence of banks, tracing their evolution from the past, understanding the present, and drawing important lessons for the future. 🌍🏦 We examine how financial crises, such as the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, have highlighted the risks associated with bank failures and how recent issues with banks like Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Credit Suisse are reigniting the attention to crisis preparedness. We also discuss emerging risks, including cyber vulnerabilities and the impacts of climate change. 💻🌱 A significant focus of our book is on the crucial role of bank resolution regimes in preparing for banking crises. These regimes are essential in managing bank failures in a way that minimizes systemic risk and taxpayer exposure, ensuring financial stability even in turbulent times. We hope our work contributes to a greater understanding and constructive dialogue about the future of the banking system. #Banking #Finance #FinancialStability #Regulation #NewBook #EmergingRisks #ClimateChange #BankResolution

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🛠️ Italy’s Financial Intelligence Unit has just published a new study titled “Corruption risk indicators in public procurement: A proposal using Italian open data” by Mario Gara, Stefano Iezzi and Marianna Siino. Public procurement is one of the most vulnerable sectors to corruption, involving significant resources and often linked to organized crime. This study introduces an innovative system of **risk indicators** based on public data from the **Italian National Anti-Corruption Authority (ANAC)**, aimed at identifying potential corrupt behaviors in public tenders. 🔍 The indicators measure corruption risk across various aspects of tenders, and by aggregating the data, they provide a risk measure at the award, contracting authority, and contractor levels. Additionally, through access to confidential data from the **Financial Intelligence Unit (UIF)**, the system has undergone thorough validation. 💡 Potential operational applications include: - Continuous monitoring of tenders and procurement processes - Support for anti-money laundering activities - Enhanced transparency and corruption prevention practices #corruption #publicprocurement #riskindicators #ANAC #UIF #organizedcrime

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President Gian Maria Gros-Pietro spoke at the B7 Summit organized by Confindustria and indicated 3 priorities for sustainable growth of the world economy, capable of shaping a fair future for society at the same time: strengthening global value chains, to make them more sustainable and competitive, encouraging the participation of small and medium-sized enterprises, creating sustainable infrastructure, serving quality of life and cultivating talent through inclusive and high-quality education. According to Gros-Pietro "Banks have the responsibility to accelerate alternative investments with an impact on the real economy to allow the implementation of international projects capable of generating social and/or environmental as well as financial returns". Find out more about the intervention: https://ow.ly/4IvU30sCTee

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Once again this year, Intesa Sanpaolo Innovation Center, Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo and Startup Genome have collaborated to analyse and enhance Turin's entrepreneurial ecosystem in the Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2024. The #GSER analyzes data from more than 4.5 million companies in more than 300 entrepreneurial innovation ecosystems around the world. It provides a comprehensive overview of startup trends and ranks the top 40 global ecosystems, emerging ecosystems, and a regional ranking. This year Turin has moved up more than 20 positions and entered the ranking of the 100 best emerging ecosystems for the first time. You can read the report here https://ow.ly/3vtN30sEgpL

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