
The deputy prime minister on the sidelines of the “Welfare, Italy” Forum: «It will not only concern banks and insurance companies, but also CDP and other entities. The perspective will not be punitive." Protection for cooperative credit banks
Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani clarified that the 5 billion of the budget law included in the Dpb come from all over the financial world, including Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, excluding punitive interventions on extra profits and asking for protections for local banks.
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The government defines the coverage for the next budget law within the budget plan.
The 5 billion euros included in the "resources" item for the next budget law within the Dpb refer to the entire world of finance, "including Cassa Depositi e Prestiti". This was said by Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani, who spoke on the sidelines of the "Welfare, Italy" Forum on the coverage of the Maneuver. A hot topic, placed at the center of the summit held at Palazzo Chigi on Monday evening.
On the distribution of the 5 billion, Tajani did not comment. But he clarified that "it will not only concern banks and insurance companies", but also CDP "and other entities". The perspective of the contribution, he underlined, will not be "punitive, not affecting the so-called extra profits".
Tajani specified that it will therefore be necessary to evaluate "another type of intervention" compared to the taxation of profits, "taking into particular account the specificity of proximity banks, cooperative credit banks and cooperative banks which cannot fail to be protected because they are the ones that provide loans to small entrepreneurs and families".
"We need to look carefully - he explained - so that the interventions do not have a strong impact and create problems for cooperative credit banks and other local banks", he concluded.
Coverage that the government aims to use above all for social spending and more specifically for the "most fragile" families, as indicated in the Budget Plan. This item is worth just under 5 billion euros, with particular attention to the extension of measures already implemented with the last budget - for example the increase in the bonus for working mothers - and possible innovations, such as the healthcare cashback requested by Forza Italia itself.
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