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Blackrock looks for investment opportunities in Italy

A recent meeting between Italian prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, and the CEO of Blackrock, Larry Fink, indicates a potential investment opportunity or the New York-based asset-management collosus. Blackrock already possesses shares of several Italian companies like UniCredit and Eni, and was allowed by the Italian government to own more than 3% of the shares of...

Tutto sulle società holding

Le holding sono società che hanno come scopo principale detenere quote di altre società, in una dinamica chiamata «madre-figlia». Questo tipo di impostazione aziendale possiede diversi vantaggi amministrativi, fiscali e patrimoniali. Sebbene la responsabilità principale della holding è quella della gestione del patrimonio, esistono diversi tipi di holding che permettono una partecipazione maggiore all’attività operativa....

Push-pull dynamic between Commerzbank and Unicredit

The German bank Commerzbank, the second biggest in the country and the one most preferred by medium-size businesses, is trying to defend itself from a potential acquisition by the Italian Unicredit by asking for alternative solutions to UBS and Goldman Sachs. Frankfurt sources talk about potential acquisitions by Commerzbank of its own capital. The situation...

Italy’s GDP recovers back to pre-2008 levels

According to Italy’s National Institute of Statistics (Istat), the Italian economy grew by 0.7% in 2023, more than what was estimated in 2021 and 2022. As a result, total GDP volumes stand higher than the historical highest achieved in 2007, before the financial crisis. Although this should be considered “good news”, as stated by Samy...

Europe against inflation

The latest Eurostat data show a decrease in inflation in Europe and the Eurozone. The April 2024 Eurozone inflation rate is stable at 2.4 per cent compared to March 2024. This period of recovery comes after a period of high inflation from raw materials and energy costs. The decrease and stabilisation of inflation is due...

What’s wrong with the yen and the Japanese bank (BoJ)?

The yen has slipped past ¥150 against the dollar for the first time in more than three decades. The latest decline came as the Bank of Japan (BoJ) said it would launch an emergency bond-buying operation, offering to purchase ¥250bn ($1.7bn) of government debt as it works to pin down yields even as long-term interest rates rise globally.

A new minimum rate for EU companies

New year, New Rules. Since 1st January 2024, new EU rules have come into effect, introducing a minimum rate of effective taxation of 15% for multinational companies active in EU Member States.  We are currently facing the implementation of rules agreed upon in the global agreement on international tax reform of 2021, known as “Pillar...

Unicredit’s buyback plan continues

Between 22 and 26 January, the Italian bank purchased 4,678,776 treasury shares, at a weighted average price of 26.5864 euros, for a total turnover of over 124 million euros.The purchases took place as part of the first tranche of the 2023 buy-back programme launched on 30 October, in implementation of the authorisation granted by the...

Taxes, what are they?

DEFINITION: Taxes are mandatory contributions paid in cash by individuals or corporations and they’re levied by a government entity, if somebody don’t respect the payment of taxes, it’s tax evasion and is punishable by law. Taxes are  the primary source of revenue for most of the government  and as a result it’s very important that...

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