Category: Banks. Country: Italy.
Banca Intesa operates through a customer-oriented organisational structure made up of four business units. The Retail Division serves Individuals, Small Businesses, Micro Enterprises, SMEs and Non-profit organisations; its main activities include retail banking, wealth management, private banking and industrial credit (Banca Intesa Mediocredito, which has a leading position in Italy). The Corporate Division serves mid and large Corporates, financial institutions and public administrations; its main activities include M&As and structured finance services, merchant banking, capital market (Banca Caboto), global custody and the specialised international network which comprises branches, representative offices and subsidiaries focused on corporate banking such as ZAO Banca Intesa, the only Italian banking subsidiary licensed to operate in Russia. The Italian Subsidiary Banks Division includes banking subsidiaries deeply rooted in regional markets (Cariparma&Piacenza, Banca Popolare FriulAdria, Biverbanca, Banca di Trento e Bolzano and Intesa Casse del Centro). The International Subsidiary Banks Division includes subsidiaries abroad which provide retail and commercial banking services and are located mainly in Central-Eastern Europe (Central-European International Bank - CIB, the fourth largest bank in Hungary, Privredna Banka Zagreb - PBZ, the second largest bank in Croatia, and Vseobecna Uverova Banka - VUB, the second largest bank in Slovakia). The Banca Intesa logo represents an aqueduct, a stone structure to transport water, an image of solidity, dynamism and development. Being socially useful, the aqueduct is also a symbol of solidarity, in line with the responsibility that the Group has toward society.
Address: Via Monte di Pieta, 8, 20121 Milano, Phone: 800 02 02 02
