The investor relations program at the giant Italian financial group
Investor relations for UniCredito Italiano's component companies used to be at once simple and difficult. For a start, the government owned most of them. On the other hand, governments have changed so often in Italy since the war that for government ministers the agenda was focused on political survival rather than care and maintenance of Italy's public sector companies.Since the country's bout of privatization in 1993, however, investor relations as we know it has been slowly coming into
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