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A strategic agreement for the future
CA Auto Bank, under the umbrella of Credit Agricole Personal Finance and Mobility, has officially renewed its collaboration with Ferrari, thus continuing the joint management of Ferrari Financial Services (FFS). This agreement, active since 2016, has already proven to be a fundamental pillar for the car manufacturer’s commercial strategy, especially in the markets of Germany, the United Kingdom and Switzerland. With the renewal, a potential expansion of the partnership is also expected to other European nations, further strengthening Ferrari’s presence on the continent
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Tailor-made financial solutions for customers
Ferrari Financial Services stands out for offering customized financial solutions, aimed at an exclusive clientele. The available options cover the entire range of sports cars, from new to pre-owned cars, including classic and racing cars. This approach allows customers to access tailor-made financing, facilitating the purchase of luxury vehicles and ensuring an unparalleled buying experience. The renewal of the agreement with CA Auto Bank represents a clear recognition of the value of this partnership, which continues to evolve to meet the needs of an increasingly demanding clientele
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A success in the world of eSports
In a different context, the grand final of the isybank University Master, the national university video game tournament that has reached its fifth edition, took place. This event saw the participation of dozens of universities from all over Italy, culminating in a day of entertainment and pure adrenaline. The competition attracted a large audience, both physically present at the Milan Games Week and connected through online platforms. The growth of eSports in Italy is an unstoppable phenomenon, and events like this demonstrate the growing interest in the sector
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Financial market trends
In the economic landscape, the main Chinese stock exchanges closed lower, with the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index losing 1.2% and Shanghai falling by 0.4%. Investors are waiting for the Beijing government summit, scheduled for December, while the consumer goods and real estate sectors have weighed negatively on the markets. In Japan, the Tokyo Stock Exchange closed positively, supported by electronics stocks and by expectations of further rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, despite uncertainties about United States trade policy
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