Salone del Risparmio 2025 | US vs EU: What Future for ESG Investing?

Energy, environment, international relations and social issues. The world of the second Trump is reshuffling the cards. What does this mean for international finance and for European policies on sustainability? What will be the repercussions on investments, companies and savers?

With the interventions of:

• Matteo Pedrini, Director of ALTIS
• Andrea Cincinnati Cini, Head of ESG at Cerved Rating Agency
• Paola Mungo, Scientific Coordinator of the Master in ESG Finance and Investments at ALTIS
• Chiara Tintori, political scientist and essayist
• The meeting will be moderated by Nicola Varcasia, Journalist of VITA

The 15^ edition of the Salone del Risparmio, a reference event for operators in the asset management sector, will take place from 15 to 17 April 2025 at the Allianz MiCo in Milan and in live streaming on FR|Vision.

This edition will focus on the title "The future of savings. Patient capital, progress and longevity". A choice of words that clearly testifies to the Association's goal: to find the right balance between the analysis of the sector's current performance and a prospective vision of the future, acting as a facilitator of dialogue for all industry players in a period dominated by uncertainty due to the challenging economic framework and important geopolitical variables: from Donald Trump's presidency in the United States to the continuation of the war in Ukraine and in the United States. Middle East.

During the three days of the Salone, the more than 15 thousand visitors expected will be able to choose from over 100 scheduled. A rich schedule that will be staged in the 14 theaters active at the same time and which will return the vision of asset managers, authorities and experts in the sector on how to face the challenge of competitiveness. Also this year, participants will be guided in the choice of appointments by the seven thematic paths: asset allocation and investment strategies, distribution and consultancy, private markets and the real economy, sustainability and human capital, supplementary pensions, education and training, innovation and digitization.