Nitto ATP Finals
Intesa Sanpaolo is proud to be the Host Partner of the Nitto ATP Finals 2021 - 2025, the prestigious world tennis competition which, after 12 years, has left London and moved to Turin, Italy. Through this event, we are upholding the values of participation through sport: healthy competition, respect for the rules, fair play, overcoming one's limits, all important principles of society and shared by the best corporate culture.
The emotions of great tennis
From 9 to 16 November 2025, Turin hosted the fifth edition of the Nitto ATP Finals, confirming its position as the capital of great international tennis. A record-breaking event, combining spectacle, innovation and the highest technical level.
As a Host Partner, Intesa Sanpaolo is proud to accompany this extraordinary journey. The Nitto ATP Finals 2025 represent a meeting point between sport and the future, an expression of a vision that showcases excellence, inclusion and connection with the local community.
«Inside the lounge»: watch interviews with Jasmine Paolini and Jacopo Vasamì
Experience the unique atmosphere of the Nitto ATP Finals 2025 through the words of Jasmine Paolini and Jacopo Vasamì: watch the interviews conducted in the lounge of Intesa Sanpaolo, revealing some of the emotions, stories and unforgettable moments that make tennis so magical.
Wheelchair tennis is the star at the Inalpi Arena to promote inclusion
Together with the Italian Tennis and Padel Federation, the Inalpi Arena hosted a wheelchair tennis exhibition designed to involve the crowd at the Nitto ATP Finals and showcase a discipline that shares almost all the rules of tennis (with the sole exception of the two-bounce rule).
Some of the stars of wheelchair tennis appeared, such as Maria Vietti, a permanent fixture in the ITF world rankings; Luca Paiardi, a point of reference in Italian men's singles and CPD (Council for People in Difficulty) Sport Ambassador; Hegor Di Gioia, Italian leader in the Quad category; and the young revelation, Lorenzo Politanò, already targeting the senior honour boards. Together with the players, groups involved in rehabilitation courses took part. This was a marvellous meeting between those just getting started with wheelchair tennis and those with ample competitive experience.
WHEELCHAIR TENNIS
Watch the interview with Maurizio Borgo and Maria Vietti