Bank of Italy: Signorini new head of Supervision

The Florentine Luigi Federico Signorini, a great expert on industrial districts and the real economy and very close to the new Governor Ignazio Visco, with whom he wrote a book on the Italian economy years ago, is the new head of Supervision at the Bank of Italy. From March XNUMX he will take the place of Stefano Mieli, who will retire. With the appointment of Signorini and that of Franco Passacantando, who will manage relations with international bodies and assemblies, Visco's team is completed, which had previously promoted Salvatore Rossi as deputy director general of the Via Nazionale institute. but the crucial appointment will take place in the autumn, when the general manager of the Bank of Italy, Fabrizio Saccomanni, will leave due to age limits: will the choice be internal or external?