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Impact banking to promote social inclusion

impact banking social inclusion italy's growth

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

The term “impact finance” has gradually become more familiar. This is partly due to thesuccess of Banca Prossima – now part of the Group’s Impact Department – which, during its 11 years of service devoted exclusively to the social economy, has promoted an innovative approach that involves granting credit to highly-motivated individuals and organizations with potential and sound projects to develop, but whose asset and income profi les do not fully meet standard credit evaluation criteria.

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