The Italian government extends its Golden Power to veto or impose conditions on corporate transactions involving foreign investment.
On April 8, 2020, the Italian Government issued Law Decree 23/2020 providing a...more
D.P.C.M. now includes measures for certain manufacturing industries, as well as call centres and civil engineering works, but excludes employment agencies.
By decree of the Ministry of Economic Development, adopted...more
Practical guidance for private equity firms when tackling Italian portfolio companies’ questions during the pandemic.
In light of the COVID-19 outbreak, the Italian government has adopted significant steps to curb the...more
The new decree imposes measures in effect from today until April 3, 2020 to combat the spread of COVID-19.
Yesterday evening, the Italian government adopted a new decree (D.P.C.M. of March 22, 2020), which suspends, as of...more
How do private equity funds typically obtain their funding?
Private equity funds continued to have a diverse investor base in 2015. Although with a significant decrease from the 2014 figure of 68%, about 48% of the...more
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