Risk & Return Italia 2009
Attendees at the Risk & Return Italia 2009 conference in Milan were treated to an explanation from the Italian regulator about how new recommendations should be interpreted. Speakers were keen to respond and give their views on how regulation is affecting the state of the market in Italy. Richard Jory reports
Italian regulator Commissione Nazionale per le Società e la Borsa (Consob) is making progress with the introduction of its ‘Quaderni di Finanza’, a set of recommendations designed to allow retail investors to make informed investment decisions. The regulator expounded on the new regulations in the morning of November 25 in Milan at Incisive Media’s Risk & Return Italia 2009 conference.
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