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In this podcast, Alberto Claretta-Assandri, head of Italy Funds and Financial Regulatory, and Tommaso Paltrinieri, senior associate from the restructuring team, provide an overview of the proposed reform of the Italian Financial Act with reference to the new insolvency-related measures applicable to Italian funds and their implications to the long-debated issue of their legal status.
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In this podcast, Alberto Claretta-Assandri, head of Italy Funds
and Financial Regulatory, and Tommaso Paltrinieri, senior associate from the
restructuring team, provide an overview of the proposed reform of
the Italian Financial Act with reference to the new
insolvency-related measures applicable to Italian funds and their
implications to the long-debated issue of their legal status.
The new measures are part of the broader reform of the
Consolidated Law on Finance, as outlined in the draft legislative
decree preliminarily approved by the Council of Ministers on
October 8, 2025.
This podcast is spoken in Italian.
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