The four stages of the 'have concludedItalian Stock Market Opportunities Conference, the initiative created in 2008 by Imi Corporate & Investment Banking division di Intesa Sanpaolo To promote Italian companies, support their dialogue with the international financial community, and provide them with a concrete opportunity to engage with leading European institutional investors.
The 2026 edition in four financial centers
The 2026 edition was held in Lugano, Milan, Madrid and Paris, involving a total of 27 Italian Mid & Small Caps, protagonists of 240 one-to-one meetings and group with 106 institutional equity investorsThis process allowed companies to directly present their industrial strategies, results, and growth prospects to a qualified audience of international investors, fostering new opportunities for dialogue and engagement with the market.
Massimo Mocio, deputy chief – head of Global Banking & Markets of the Imi Cib division of Intesa Sanpaolo, declared: “Mid & Small Caps represent a essential component of the competitiveness of the Italian production systemThese are companies that embody innovation, industrial capacity, and specialization, qualities increasingly appreciated by international investors. Through the Italian Stock Market Opportunities Conference, we put our international network at the service of Italian companies, creating concrete opportunities for dialogue with the financial community and facilitating the meeting between capital and entrepreneurship. Our goal, thanks also to our collaboration with the Banca dei Territori Division, is accompany companies on their growth paths, promoting their visibility and access to international capital markets".
In a statement, the bank emphasizes how the Italian Stock Market Opportunities Conference is part of the IMI CIB Division's commitment to supporting the internationalization of the Italian manufacturing system and the broader commitment of the Intesa Sanpaolo Group, led by CEO Carlo Messina, to supporting the growth and competitiveness of Italian companies.
