Mauro Micillo, Roberta Accettura and Massimo Torchiana gathered round the cake to celebrate the Italian group’s 50th anniversary in Luxembourg. (Photo: Zoo MonU)

Mauro Micillo, Roberta Accettura and Massimo Torchiana gathered round the cake to celebrate the Italian group’s 50th anniversary in Luxembourg. (Photo: Zoo MonU)

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Mauro Micillo, Roberta Accettura and Massimo Torchiana gathered round the cake to celebrate the Italian group’s 50th anniversary in Luxembourg. (Photo: Zoo MonU)
Executives from the Italian bank with the minister for Finance, Gilles Roth, and the Prime minister, Luc Frieden. (Photo: Zoo MonU)
On 11 June, Intesa Sanpaolo celebrated 50 years of its presence in Luxembourg at the Cercle Cité. (Photo: Zoo MonU)
Prime minister Luc Frieden and representatives of the Italian bank. (Photo: Zoo MonU)
The ceremony took place on Thursday evening at the Cercle Cité. (Photo: Zoo MonU)
Mauro Micillo, head of the IMI Corporate & Investment Banking Division. (Photo: Zoo MonU)

On Thursday evening, at the Cercle Cité, the Italian banking group Intesa Sanpaolo celebrated 50 years of its presence in Luxembourg. The reception brought together representatives from the business and financial sectors, as well as several Luxembourg politicians, including the Prime Minister and the Minister for Finance, alongside the group’s management and that of its Luxembourg subsidiary.

On 11 June, Intesa Sanpaolo celebrated 50 years of its presence in Luxembourg at the Cercle Cité. The event brought together representatives from the Grand Duchy’s economic and financial community, as well as several key figures from the public sector, including the Prime minister, Luc FriedenLuc Frieden, the minister of Finance, Gilles RothGilles Roth and the Italian ambassador to Luxembourg, Carmine RobustelliCarmine Robustelli. This provided the Italian banking group with an opportunity to highlight the role of its Luxembourg subsidiary in its international corporate and investment banking activities and to look back on half a century of history within the Luxembourg financial centre.

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