
Cooperative Banking Group
The affiliated Banks, which represent the Group’s core business through the management of banking activities in the territory

The Industrial Group, including the Parent Company and the companies that offer services to affiliated Banks in finance, credit, insurance, ICT, NPLs and asset management.
During 2020, the Italian government passed important legislative measures to mitigate the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on the economy. As a result, the Cassa Centrale Group has promptly taken all actions to favour the concession to its customers of the benefits provided by these measures in addition to adhering to specific conventions or agreements including the Addendum to the 2019 Credit Agreement promoted by the Italian Banking Association (Associazione Bancaria Italiana - ABI).
The economic support measures and arrangements based on moratoria and new loans guaranteed by the state were initially designed for a limited duration until 2020, namely 30 September 2020.
If during the summer of 2020, also thanks to the expectations on the imminent launch of vaccination plans at national and European level, the health emergency seemed to be heading towards a progressive mitigation, during the autumn of 2020 there was a resurgence of infections with a consequent new worsening of data on both hospital admissions and the percentage of deaths. From the economic point of view, this flare-up of the pandemic did not lead to periods of complete interruption of economic activities but to geographically variable slowdowns with restrictive measures applied in a diversified and alternating manner on a regional basis.
2021 saw the prolonged effects of the current health emergency, which generated significant impacts in terms of health on the social, economic and financial fabric of large areas of the world.
The measures issued by the European Authorities together with the government interventions (in particular the Decrees “Cura Italia”, “Liquidità” and “Rilancio”) are helping to contain the recessionary effects, and the massive vaccination campaign makes it possible to look forward to 2022 with greater positivity. Nonetheless, the entire banking sector will have to continue to assess the evolution of the situation with great care, all the more so in an environment conditioned by the increase in the costs of raw materials and energy.

Consolidated Non-Financial statement 2021
2021 in Summary (Italian version) download pdf
Annual financial report 2021 Financial Year download pdf
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