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According to the Bank’s website, the project consists of a loan to Finlombarda, the regional financial intermediary, owned by Regione Lombardia, to support small and medium-sized enterprise (SMEs) and mid-caps located in the Lombardy region.
The operation will assist Finlombarda in supporting the recovery of regional SMEs and mid-caps from the economic downturn caused by Covid-19.
Finlombarda - Finanziaria Per lo Sviluppo della Lombardia Societa' Per Azioni Finlombarda S.P.A., doing business as Finlombarda SpA, designs, executes, and manages financial products and services. The Company focuses on providing advice and services for the management of revenues, taxes, and public finance, as well as managing and participating in European programs and projects.
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