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Find out Which Are the Main Banks and Financial Institutes in Milan for Your Investments BANKS FIND OUT WHICH ARE THE MAIN BANKS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTES IN MILAN FOR YOUR INVESTMENTS BANKS • Banca Sella Banca Sella Holding S.p.A. is an Italian holding company born from the Banca Sella Group, committed to support investments in thefintech sector thanks to the initiatives SELLA LAB and Finntech District. Website: https://www.sella.it/banca-online/privati/index.jsp https://www.fintechdistrict.com/program/ Email: [email protected] • BNL Gruppo BNP Paribas BNL with a group with over 100 years of history holding of the BNP Paribas Group, is a key European player in the field of banking and finance Website: https://bnl.it/it/Scopri-BNL/Chi-Siamo/Il-Gruppo-BNP-Paribas Projects aimed at startups: The product of BNL for start-ups is called Crediazienda StartUp and grants fixed rate loans for a maximum amount of 50,000 euro, for a duration of 19 to 120 months. Among the required requisites there are: possession of a detailed business plan and the feasibility and sustainability tests of the expenses necessary to set up the business. Email: https://bnl.it/it/Professionisti-e-Imprese/Contatti/Scrivici • BPM the joint venture of Banco Popolare and Banca Popolare di Milano, is the third largest banking group in the country Website: http://www.bancobpmspa.com/banca-popolare-di-milano/ Projects aimed at startups: They have different financing structures to promote innovation in Italy. More info: http://www.bancobpmspa.com/categoria/finanza-agevolata-imprese/ Email: http://www.bancobpmspa.com/scrivici/ • Che Banca! the branch of the Mediobanca Group dedicated to savings and investments where particular attention is paid to the so-called “Next Wealth Generation” costumers. Website: https://www.chebanca.it/ Projects aimed at startups: CheBanca! offers clear and simple financing solutions able to meet the needs of your business, such as credit opening in the current account, short-term financing or medium financing - long term. More info: https://www.chebanca.it/wps/wcm/connect/istituzionale/prodotti/business/conto- corrente-business/finanziamenti Email: https://www.chebanca.it/wps/wcm/connect/istituzionale/header/contatti 2 BANKS • CreditAgricole Crédit Agricole CIB in Italy offers comprehensive services, ranging from financing to hedging, investment products and advisory, to large Italian companies, financial institutions and public sector entities. Crédit Agricole CIB acquired works closely with other Crédit Agricole companies, in particular with Cariparma and Friuladria, the Italian retail banks of the Group. Website: https://www.ca-cib.com/our-global-presence/europe/italy Projects aimed at startups: for the startups the group has created an incubator and accelerator. Le Village http://levillagebyca.it/it/ Email: [email protected] • Intesa San Paolo It is the first banking group in Italy for market cap, number of branches and market share. It is active in various business, ranging from retail and corporate banking to assets and wealth management. Website: http://www.group.intesasanpaolo.com/scriptIsir0/si09/#/ita_home.jsp Projects aimed at startups: The group is one of the founders of Indaco Sgr, the largest independent Italian venture capital fund with over 250M invested . The group also opened an Innovation Center focusing on startups:https://www.intesasanpaolo.com/it/news/imprese-e-start-up.html Check here for the Startup Initiative: https://www.intesasanpaolo.com/it/business/prodotti/formazione-e consulenza-per-imprese-e-startup/startup-initiative.html Email: [email protected] • Mediobanca In the field of corporate finance they are market leader in Italy with a growing position in Europe. The approach is focused on the relationship with the client, alongside an in-depth knowledge of financial issues and a consolidated track record in completing transactions successfully Website: https://www.mediobanca.com/en/index.html Projects aimed at startups: Mediobanca corporate finance teams have always worked with companies that have high potential, with a prominent role in extraordinary financing deals carried out by Italian mid-corps. They have a focus on: environment and territory; culture, research and innovation; social inclusion. Email: https://www.mediobanca.com/en/our-group/contacts.html • UBI UBI Banca is the third largest Italian commercial banking Group in terms of market cap with a market share of approx. 7% and 1,640 branches in Italy. 3 BANKS Website: https://www.ubibanca.com/ Projects aimed at startups::https://www.ubibanca.com/ubi/FissaAppuntamento More info: https://www.ubibanca.com/GIOVANI_Finanziamento_StartUp Email: https://www.ubibanca.com/ubi/Scrivici • UniCredit A commercial pan-European bank, with a perfectly integrated corporate and investment banking team. The bank offers relevant competences both at a local and international level, thanks to its branches and relationships with multiple banks across 18 different countries. Website: https://www.unicredit.it/it/privati.html Projects aimed at startups: The UniCredit Start Lab 2019 Acceleration program aims at identifying and support the birth and growth of new businesses with high technological and innovative content identified through a specific process of selection. More info: https://www.unicreditstartlab.eu/en/startlab/programma.html UnicreditEVO (equity venture opportunities) targets mid stage startups and follow-on investments in more mature and established FinTech businesses, as well as early stage digitally native financial services startups working on more pioneering solutions. More info: https://www.unicreditgroup.eu/en/unicredit-at- aglance/innovation/unicreditevo.html Email: https://www.unicredit.it/it/contatti-e-agenzie.html 4 .
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