The Advice Group admitted to the 2021 Elite Intesa Sanpaolo Lounge: the beginning of an important growth journey!
The Advice Group becomes an Elite company and joins the shortlist of those considered the best companies in Italy and the world. The initiative is part of the multi-year partnership between Intesa Sanpaolo and Piccola Industria Confindustria.
Elite is the private market of the Borsa Italiana Group, now part of Euronext, which connects companies to different sources of capital to accelerate their growth . An international network of successful entrepreneurs, partners, brokers, and investors focused on helping the best companies around the world to transform their vision into strategic plans and concrete results.
We are joining Elite through the Intesa Sanpaolo Lounge, a new group of 12 companies in various industrial sectors of excellence in the Italian economy. Today, Elite is a success story and the network includes over 1,700 companies from 43 countries with an aggregate turnover of 114 billion euros, capable of attracting liquidity pools from institutional investors, including through financial intermediaries, to have an impact on the growth of client companies around the world.
Marta Testi, Managing Director of Elite, stated: "We are pleased to welcome the Advice Group to ELITE today; the company will now be able to access new skills and capital to accelerate its growth projects, including alternative finance tools to create jobs and thus contribute to the economic prosperity of our country and the markets in which they operate. Starting from Italy, ELITE has been able to create a network of excellent companies that are very active in extraordinary finance operations: in fact, 40% of the companies have carried out over 1,400 corporate finance transactions with a total value of 16.3 billion euros. Excellence, Innovation, and Capital at the service of those who do Business."
Fulvio Furbatto
"In a world where it will be increasingly strategic to mix technological skills with scientific and marketing skills, user trust will be the new oil of the data economy, and it is necessary to invest in this asset to ensure increasingly tailor-made standards."
