Important development opportunity for companies in the North-West, with the opening of Fidimed in the productive heart of Piedmont, a national trust registered in the register of financial intermediaries, supervised by the Bank of Italy, authorized to provide direct loans and sureties, whose solidity and operational capacity are appreciated throughout the country.
Fidimed opens its headquarters in Novara, in via Ravizza, 4, bringing as a dowry the know-how, professionalism and experience that are recognized at national level: credit in record time with the unsecured «Easy plus project» up to 300 thousand euros; provision of direct sureties and liquidity also in “club deals” with banks to support recovery and investment programs, including assistance for those who want to relocate assets in the South by taking advantage of the “South contribution relief” of 30%; partnership with Cassa Depositi e Prestiti for the sale at better conditions than the market average of tax credits deriving from building bonuses, including the «Superbonus», and start-up of construction sites; credit and guarantees to the supply chains of suppliers and sales dealers of the large-scale distribution groups.
These are just some of the advantages extended to companies in the North-West thanks to the merger with Agrifidi Novara, an operation that protects the continuity for the member companies of the area and also involves the commitment for Fidimed to strengthen its commercial network in Piedmont by replicating the tested model. successfully with the University of Palermo: the inclusion of new graduates through research apprenticeships aimed at developing new models of credit disbursement.
Next Monday at 3 pm at the Castello di Novara, Fidimed will present itself to the economic and financial world of Piedmont. Speakers will be Marzio Liuni, president of Agrifidi Novara; Fabio Montesano, to Fidimed; Riccardo Lanzo, councilor of the Piedmont Region and president of the Regional Autonomy Commission; Gaetano Armao, coordinator of the European and International Affairs Commission of the Conference of the Regions, member of the board of the national agency for territorial cohesion, vice president and councilor for the Economy of the Sicilian Region; Alessandro Canelli, mayor of Novara; Cristina D’Ercole, deputy secretary general of the Monte Rosa Laghi Alto Piemonte Chamber of Commerce and Asfim director; Mauro Nicola, president of the order of chartered accountants of Novara; Maria Cristina D’Arienzo, head of credit policies, general management of Confagricoltura.