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Intesa Sanpaolo assists Italian family businesses in adopting the right strategies to preserve business continuity

Intesa Sanpaolo fully implements the Aid Decree, which calls for sale-back to the corporate world, expanding its tax capacity

Ceremony marking the 150th anniversary of Alessandro Manzoni's death in his historic home in Milan, now a cultural centre for scholars and citizens

Two projects supported by Intesa Sanpaolo commemorate the birth of today's democratic and republican Italy, born with the liberation on 25 April 1945

Intesa Sanpaolo takes up the challenge of innovation in Italy and plays a role of primary importance in the development of the new economy.

Youth unemployment represents one of the most economically and socially relevant issues for the future of Italy.

Intesa Sanpaolo defends and enhances the Italian historical-artistic heritage.

Providing credit to those with difficulty accessing traditional sources of finance has always been at the heart of Intesa Sanpaolo’s commitment.

A strong and cohesive society offers the foundation necessary for the whole country to develop.

The circular economy is an economic system planned to reuse materials in subsequent production cycles, minimizing waste.

The Italian reputation for quality also helps Intesa Sanpaolo thrive in a crowded market.

The experience of Intesa Sanpaolo in the blockchain began five years ago, and the Group expects important results from this area.

The Italian cosmetics industry is competitive and in good shape.

The book by Stefano Lucchini and Andrea Zoppini emphasizes the need to harmonize European standards.

The organizational structure of the bank.

Intesa Sanpaolo's commitment to sustainability, culture in the 2018 non-financial statement.

On 13 June, in London, an international meeting to discuss the Circular Economy.