Requirements for the Establishment of a Business in Italy

October 15, 2008 | BY

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Luigi Bendi and Gianluca D'AgnoloChiomenti Studio [email protected], [email protected] investments in Italy (except the…


Luigi Bendi and Gianluca D'Agnolo
Chiomenti Studio Legale
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Foreign investments in Italy (except the ownership and the operation of aircrafts and ships) are not restricted. Acquisition of a substantial shareholding (usually more than 5% of the share capital) in certain corporations (i.e., banks, insurances) must be approved by the relevant authorities.

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