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The Italian Association of Private Equity, Venture Capital and Private Debt (Aifi) has been operating since 1986 to develop, coordinate and represent funds and companies in the sector in an institutional setting on the Italian market. Since 2014 it has also extended its membership to private debt funds.
Forty years of financial culture for an association that embraces a community of young people that had not yet been born when it was founded: under 35. It is one of the most innovative and educational aspects of the Italian Association of Private Equity, Venture Capital and Private Debt (Aifi) which since 1986 has developed, coordinated and represented, on an institutional basis, funds and companies in the sector on the Italian market. With an additional team, Aifi Young animated only by the new generations protagonists in private equity and venture capital, designed above all for networking, training, comparisons, meetings between future managers of an increasingly important sector of the economy. It is no coincidence that over time, Aifi has been internationally recognized precisely for its high-level financial promotion and information activities, as well as playing an important role in cultural diffusion in the field of financial markets.
And in the first week of October it renewed its "young board" for the next three years, electing by vote 15 professionals under 35 from among all its members called to represent the community in the activities of Aifi Young until 2029 (Andrea Brambilla, general secretary; Maria Sole Bozzi of Algebris Investments; Alessandro Candido of Montefiore Investment; Gianmaria Cecere of Three Hills Capital Partners; Leonardo Ceriani of B4 Investimenti SGR; Antonella D'Amicis of Wise Equity SGR; Marco Paoli of Alternative Capital Partners SGR; Alberto Zagarella of Doorway Investments). Since 2014, the Association, chaired since 2012 by Innocenzo Cipolletta, has also extended the opportunity to join to private debt funds. Objectives for the three-year period? Continue on the positive path already started by the previous board by involving the new generations of the sector in the initiatives promoted by Aifi with the aim, among others, of creating collaborations that favor the professional growth of future managers also through transversal activities from culture to sport. For a virtuous (and virtual) network of economy and sociality.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The young board will continue to promote networking and training initiatives for young professionals in the financial sector
Likely · Within months
Transversal activities will be organized from culture to sport to encourage collaborations between future managers
Possible · Within months

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