The guiding principles by which BNL BNP Paribas meets the needs of its clients are applicable across many different industries and guarantee to those willing to abide by them a secure foothold on the upward path to success

Italy’s private banking sector, which is filled with old giants and new upstarts, can be viewed as a microcosm of the wider European market. The lessons learned here will have repercussions across the entire continent

Despite the destruction wrought on Italy’s financial services sector by the 2008 crisis, CheBanca!’s willingness to adapt allowed it to emerge stronger

Italy’s infrastructure woes appear to worsen with each passing year, with the most recent tragedy – the well-documented Genoa bridge collapse last August – leading to the deaths of dozens of people. The country needs a drastic sector-wide rethink to prevent such a catastrophe from reoccurring

As the irrepressible tide of technology continues to sweep through businesses globally, companies must be willing to rethink their strategies in order to remain competitive in this ever-changing digital age

The innovative club deal structure lets clients buy into ventures on a deal-by-deal basis and allows private banking investors to diversify their investments beyond financial products

Mediobanca continues to demonstrate the expertise and sector-specific proficiency required to flourish at the top end of Italy’s private banking sector

Gianpietro Giuffrida explains the pressures changing the wealth management industry in Europe and Italy

In 2017, the UK scrapped its non-dom tax regime. Consequently, an increasing number of individuals are instead relocating their tax domicile to Italy

The Italian Government has agreed to provide up to €17bn ($19bn) to support the market exit of two failing regional banks

Though Germany is widely regarded as Europe’s strongest economy, it is the continent’s third-weakest performer in terms of per capita GDP growth. The country’s banking system could be the source of its economic illness

The Anglo-Dutch oil company has been rocked by corruption allegations related to its 2011 purchase of the OPL 245 oilfield

The IMF’s annual report has announced that Italy may not fully recover from the financial crisis until 2020, suggesting it could undergo a two decade-long recession

With €360bn-worth of non-performing loans to contend with, Italy’s banks face a looming crisis

The Italian financial industry comes together to prop up weak banks and boost confidence through a multi-billion euro rescue fund