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A meeting of experts at Palazzo Mezzanotte
On February 6, Milan will host the third edition of “The Value of Consulting”, an event of great importance for the financial advisory sector. The event will take place at Palazzo Mezzanotte, headquarters of the Italian Stock Exchange, and will bring together the main players of the Italian financial scene. This meeting represents an important opportunity to discuss the challenges and opportunities that the current market presents.
Lessons from international markets
The experiences of the newly wealthy American retirees and the management of funds in countries such as Norway, Holland, Canada, Australia and Singapore offer valuable insights for rethinking our investment systems. Italy, with its growing consulting system, has a lot to learn from those who have already demonstrated that they know how to face market challenges. During the event, experts from Allianz Global Investor, Careisgold and Pimco will share their views on the most effective financial markets and investment strategies
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The Future of Financial Advice
A central theme of the meeting will be the profound change that is affecting the world of consulting. Skills, generational change and digital development are just some of the issues that will be addressed. The presence of ING will provide an opportunity to deepen their experiences in the sector, while moderators Leopoldo Gasbarro and Massimiliano Volpe will lead the discussions, ensuring that all crucial aspects of the sector are
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A networking opportunity
This event is not only an opportunity to learn, but also to network with industry professionals. Financial consulting is experiencing a moment of great transformation, and the opportunity to interact with experts and industry leaders can prove essential for those who want to remain updated and competitive. Participating in “The Value of Consulting” means being part of a larger conversation about how the sector is evolving and what strategies can be adopted to face future challenges
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