Support for the development of small businesses Asti
The agreement was presented to entrepreneurs at the site of the Industrial Union of Asti Erminio Renato Goria, President of the Industrial Union of the Province of Asti, by Pierluigi Bosso, President Small Business Committee Industrial Union of the Province of Asti and Lorenzo Paniate, an official Office Industrial Economic Union of the Province of Asti and Intesa Sanpaolo Pierluigi Monceri, Liguria and Piedmont Area Director South and Alexander Sterrantino, business segment manager Liguria and Piedmont Area South
The new agreement confirms and extends the tools implemented by the previous one, designed to cope with major emergencies of the crisis: the credit line to handle additional unpaid recapitalization programs for capital strengthening, stretching up to 270 days of short-term maturities and the reference rate on loans and leases, which subsequently became the subject of the Notice of August 3 common ABI 2009. overthese instruments has been able to give, in 12 months, a positive response to more than 50,000 applications nationwide.
“The agreement just signed – Goria said Renato Erminio – it is important to our industrial base because it shows us what a big banking group Intesa Sanpaolo at European level, believes the future of small and medium enterprises. The continuity of this agreement, which is closely linked to the one signed last year, is representative of the Bank’s interest to be close to our companies with new and innovative products that meet the needs of industrial companies changing because the situation ever changing global economy. I am convinced that everything can be translated into concrete actions for local businesses in the interest of all. “
“This agreement – said Pierluigi Monceri – even more value to our relationship with local businesses and gives even more strength to the support it offers to the Intesa Sanpaolo Asti productive, strengthening the company’s assets and facilitating the recapitalization and strategic support to aggregate operations and access to new markets. “