MILAN (ITALPRESS) – Intesa Sanpaolo signs the Convention signed between the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy, Invitalia and ABI to support the creation of an enterprise by young people between 18 and 35 years unemployed, unemployed or with income under the minimum threshold (“working poor”).
Intesa Sanpaolo adheres to the Convention by making available free of charge a binding current account, on which the amounts of incentives will be credited, which is accessible even before the submission of the application to Invitalia; with canon, free transfers and management costs for the entire duration of the initiative (to the customer only the costs related to stamp tax). The support will also be strengthened by the CresciBusiness Programme, which the Banca dei Territori Division led by Stefano Barrese dedicates to small and micro-enterprises.
Once in the third year, it provides interventions for liquidity and guaranteed financing with the aim to accompany projects of digitization, sustainability and development of small business activities. The incentives provided for by the DL 60/24 and regulated by the Convention are “North-Centre Self-employment” and “Southern Remain 2.0” and include benefits lost in the form of vouchers or contributions, as well as training, support in the design stage, mentoring for the increase of entrepreneurial skills. The national plafond for incentives for youth entrepreneurship amounted to €576 million, divided as follows: 219.6 million for “Central-North Self-employment”; EUR 356,4 million for “Right to South 2.0”.
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