Abi writes to the parties, still emergency, ahead on growth

Scrapping does not hit targets, collections stopped at 18 billion (ANSA)

(ANSA) – ROME, AUGUST 09 – The President of ABI Antonio Patuelli and the Director General Giovanni Sabatini have sent a letter to the parliamentary commissions and parties in view of the upcoming elections. The Italian Banking Association has in fact prepared the document ‘Banks for Italy’ with the main topics of interest according to the vision of the banks operating in Italy. The document highlights that “we are still in an emergency and we need to grow” and that we need “to remove structural constraints and activate clear and stable economic policies”. There are many indications, from the full use of the resources of the NRP to the reduction of the wedge.

“The European confrontation is important and unavoidable. We are and must remain in Europe. We must contribute to making Europe evolve”, then underlines the ABI, indicating that “to fully realize a true European Banking Union, Single European Banks Texts are needed, Finance, Bankruptcy, Economic Criminal Law “and in particular, among other things,” the European Banking Union must be completed, defining clear rules for the management of crises of smaller banks “.

In then indicating the need to remove structural constraints and activate clear and stable economic policies, the ABI points out that “steps have been taken to recover competitiveness”, but “productivity, in particular that of total factors, in Italy it is still unsatisfactory in international comparison “. According to the association of banks, there are still many things to do: from the need for “targeted economic policies” to give new impetus to the competitiveness of businesses; to “economic policies aimed at the factors of production”, rather than “sprinting interventions”; then it is necessary “to intervene on public debt and on the keeping of public accounts, with an effective fight against tax evasion and above all by strengthening growth”; “it is necessary to combat inflation” and it is “necessary to fiscally incentivize the channeling of savings towards medium and long-term investments, avoiding continuous changes and regulatory revisions”, indicates the ABI. (HANDLE).

Source: Ansa

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