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Italy’s army of retail investors represent a big opportunity for asset managers and bond issuers alike, with high yield companies likely to receive the warmest reception of all. Phil Moore reports -
With a €2.2tr debt mountain, Italy needs to keep the pressure on in its privatisation programme. 2015 has some some impressive successes, including the sale of a stake in CDP Reti to State Grid Corporation of China and the €3.4bn IPO of a minority stake in Poste Italiana, and there is plenty in the pipeline. Phil Moore reports.
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Italy scored a string of remarkable successes in the bond market in 2015, issuing some of the largest long-dated syndicated deals of recent times and seeing its spreads tighten. And with structured reforms, political stability and a growing economy, the country looks set for an equally impressive 2016. Phil Moore reports
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Economists have more reason to feel upbeat about Italy’s prospects now than in years, but a lot hinges on the prime minister’s reform agenda and the European Central Bank’s quantitative easing programme, writes Phil Moore
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In May 2013, Salvatore Rossi was appointed senior deputy governor of the Bank of Italy, where he has served since 1976. In this interview with GlobalCapital’s Phil Moore, he shares his views on the prospects for the Italian economy, banking industry and capital markets.
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