The new Banca d’Italia
The final days of 2005 brought far-reaching changes for the Banca d'Italia. A new law passed by Italy's parliament will mean new governance rules, the return of the state as majority shareholder, the introduction of collective decision-making and term mandates for members of the directorate, new procedures for the appointment and removal of the governor, a review of the role of the board of directors and, last but not least, a brand new governor.
For a slow mover such as the Banca d'Italia
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