Value Partners has recently published a new perspective on Digital Technologies for Telcos, shedding light on the growth opportunities in the Fintech, IoT and Blockchain […]
Value Partners Q1 2019 edition of the Asia TMT M&A Newsletter, covering 2 topics. First, the implications of M1’s ownership change and TPG’s entrance into […]
The digital technologies gap between Italian and German companies is still wide. Management Consulting can help to fill the gap. An interview by Giorgio Rossi […]
Maurizio Minelli, Partner, Lorenzo Privitera, Engagement Manager, and Tobia Cingolani, Business Analyst of the Milan Office, analyzed the first quarter results of the six major […]
The seven major Italian banks have lost 29 billion of their stock market capitalization since last May, mainly due to the spread widening. Based on […]
The profits of the seven largest Italian banks have increased vs. last year, as well as coverage on non-performing exposures as a consequence of the […]
The next necessary steps for cybersecurity. By Alberto Calvo, Partner, and Marco De Bellis, Exage Big Data & Analytics, Technology Integration Director. […]
The seven largest Italian banks, in a major effort to improve their asset quality, will decrease the Non-Performing Exposures by 84 billion euros between 2019 […]
The Italian banks’ uncertain situation after the recent political election’s results and the fear of a political deadlock. Based on Value Partners’ quarterly bank report. […]
The profits of five major Italian banks (Intesa SanPaolo, Unicredit, UBI Banca, Banco BPM and Bper) increased during 2017. Based on Value Partners’ quarterly bank […]
Alberto Calvo, Partner, and Andrea Pappalardo, Senior Finance Specialist of the Milan office, wrote a new perspective on the Private Equity market in Italy: an […]
A comment to the Value Partners perspective “2007-2016: the Italian Private Equity market a decade after the beginning of the crisis: fully recovered, but needs […]
The seven largest and listed Italian banks’ profits are stable and supported by fees, and their non-performing exposures’ coverage has reached 54%. Based on Value […]