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The formation of
Intesa Soditic Trade Finance Limited ("Intesa Soditic") has been the result of a natural
synergy arising between three complementary organisations which have successfully
co-operated in the financing of foreign trade over many years. |
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The relationship between
the partners has always been close. Fineurop has customarily channelled the bulk of its
business through Banca Commerciale Italiana (now Banca Intesa), and the same bank, although
it has no direct interest today, was a founding shareholder of Soditic when it was
established in 1972. |
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In 1997 it was agreed to
merge the forfaiting activities of the Banca Commerciale Italiana and Fineurop Groups and establish a new London
based Company to handle the processing and distribution of forfaiting transactions.
Intesa Soditic was therefore created, owned 50% by Banca Commerciale
Italiana, 25% by Fineurop and 25% by Soditic all
through group companies. |
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This joint venture brings
together the origination capabilities, financial strength and world-wide network of
Banca Intesa with the generation, placement and specialised forfaiting skills of Fineurop and Soditic. |
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The companys prime
function is to structure, purchase and place assets originated by its shareholders.
Additionally Intesa Soditic is active in the Secondary Market as both a buyer and seller
of assets. |
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Intesa
Soditic plays to its
strengths. It is already a leader in financing Italian exporters, which is its main
competitive advantage. Internationally, Intesa Soditic is represented through
Banca Intesas
global branch network. |
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