Intesa Sanpaolo is the largest banking group in Italy – a point of reference for families, businesses and the real economy – with a significant international presence.

Intesa Sanpaolo’s distinctive business model makes it a European leader in Wealth Management, Protection & Advisory and characterizes its strong orientation towards digital and fintech, in particular with Isybank, the Group’s digital bank. For the Group, creating value means being a driver of growth for society and the economy. The fashion sector is a fundamental component of the Italian economic and manufacturing fabric. Intesa Sanpaolo collaborates with Sistema Moda Italia (SMI) – one of the largest global organizations representing the textile and fashion industries – through an agreement to support associated companies and the entire supply chain, in order to revitalize all segments of the value chain through financial liquidity, acceleration of investments for the 4.0 transition, sustainable growth and circular economy.

In the country, Intesa Sanpaolo is an active part of the economic fabric and, over the course of the 2022-2025 Business Plan, intends to support the real economy with a program dedicated to the PNRR initiatives, making available over 410 billion euros in new medium-long term financing, of which 270 billion for the business world. In this context, the strategic program “Your future is our business” was activated in 2024, dedicated to SMEs and smaller businesses and which makes 120 billion euros available until 2026 to encourage new investments for Italian competitiveness, seizing the opportunities of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan and Transition 5.0 to accelerate the dynamics of good performance of the production system and ensure the immediate activation of sustainable and long-term strategies.

Furthermore, with “Programma Sviluppo Filiere” Intesa Sanpaolo addresses Italian excellences that participate in high-potential supply chains, such as the textile industry, to help them grow while developing virtuous connections with the chain of their suppliers and subcontractors. Furthermore, Intesa Sanpaolo has published three interventions on the fashion system in Italy on its podcasting platform www.intesasanpaoloonair.com.