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Bcc Castagneto: Banking and savings, what changes with the bail-in

"Banking and savings: what changes with the bail-in" is the theme of the public meeting promoted for Saturday 13 February by the Bcc of Castagneto Carducci in Livorno (Chamber of Commerce, Sala Auditorium, 10 am) - Speakers Alfredo Macchiati of Luiss and Lorenzo Gai of the University of Florence - Concludes the director general of the Bcc of Castagneto, Fabrizio Mannari - Moderates the director of FIRSTonline, Franco Locatelli

"Banking and savings: what changes with the bail-in" is the theme of the public meeting promoted in Livorno by the Bcc of Castagneto on the morning of Saturday 13 February at the Chamber of Commerce (Sala auditorium, 10am).

A very timely topic especially after the fear with which the bail-in has been greeted since the beginning of the year, also due to the painful rescue of the four banks in crisis, and after the tensions unleashed on the financial markets by the collapse of listed bank stocks .

After the opening speech by the president of the Bcc of Castagneto, Silvano Badalassi, and the president of the Livorno Chamber of Commerce, Sergio Costalli, the director of FIRSTonline, Franco Locatelli, will introduce the theme of the meeting both in the light of the economic and financial and of the numerous innovations that accompanied the debut of the bail-in, such as the shock of the four banks in crisis, the reform of the CCBs and the start of the recovery of non-performing loans with the creation of bad banks.

The central speakers of the meeting will be Alfredo Macchiati (Professor of Economic Policy at the Luiss University of Rome) and Lorenzo Gai (Professor of Economics of Financial Intermediaries at the University of Florence): the former will illustrate the bail-in word for word and the second will explain how to identify and choose a reliable bank.

The general manager of the Bcc of Castagneto Carducci, the leading bank on the Tyrrhenian coast, Fabrizio Mannari, will draw the conclusions who will talk about the way in which the bank deals with the bail-in by reassuring savers but also about the news of the recent reform of the Bccs.

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