Italian Stock Exchange: Location of Milan Stock Exchange

The Italian Stock Exchange is one of the major stock exchanges in Europe. The main purpose of the Italian Stock Exchange is the sustained growth of the market, while constantly improving efficiency, adapting to changes, and transparency.

The Italian Stock Exchange is one of the major stock exchanges in Europe. The main purpose of the Italian Stock Exchange is the sustained growth of the market, while constantly improving efficiency, adapting to changes, and transparency.

Borsa Italiana was founded in 1998 and is a private company responsible for managing and supervising the normal operation of the Italian financial market. Financial instruments are traded daily and in real-time through a fully electronic trading system. The Italian Stock Exchange handles its access, possible suspension and exclusion issues, and continuously monitors the obligations of operators and issuers.

So far, the Italian Stock Exchange has played an important role in stock trading as well as trading ETFs, covered warrants, certificates, and fixed income instruments. It operates in numerous markets, including the stock market, bond and fixed income market, ETP market, and derivatives market.

Borsa Italiana SpA believes that conducting business activities correctly, transparently, and consistently requires compliance with established goals, appropriate identification, management, and monitoring of major business risks, and the adoption and effective implementation of any crime prevention tools. Therefore, it has adopted its own "organizational, management, and control model", in accordance with the provisions of the June 8, 2001 Hitachi Law No. 231, which introduced a legal person liability system in criminal proceedings, derived from crimes committed by senior individuals, employees, or collaborators for the benefit or benefit of the company.

The 'model' was initially approved by the board of directors of the Italian Stock Exchange on September 14, 2006, and has since been integrated and updated over the years to address the various types of crimes and organizational changes involved in the aforementioned responsibilities.