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Page 1: Italy - Economy and Politics 50 days after the referendum

Italy - Economy and Politics

50 days after the Referendum

European Policy Dialogue

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The referendum suicide of Renzi

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Who plays the cards?

„Italy is like a house of cards“

Cover 2013 Cover 2013

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• New Election Law

• Consolidation Banking Sector

• Youth Employment

• Migration

• Economic growth

• 60th Rome Treaty

• Presidency of G7 Summit

Political Agenda

2017

Cover 2016

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German-

Italian

Business

Facts and Figures

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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Import from Germany Export to Germany

Strengthened trade relation: Italian export record to Germany

Italian-German Trade

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Source: AHK graphic; Destatis

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EXPORT to Italy IMPORT from Italy Trade deficit

Positive development: Trade deficit reduced by almost 10%

Italian-German Trade

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- 18,1% - 8,4%

Source: AHK graphic; Destatis

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1. Machinery and equipment 2. Textile production and clothing 3. Chemicals and pharma 4. Metals and metal products

Top 4: German Exports to Italy (> 50%)

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Source: AHK graphic; ISTAT

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1. Chemicals and pharma 2. Energy raw material 3. Electronic equipment 4. Metals and metal products

Top 4: Italian Exports to Germany (~ 50%)

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Source: AHK graphic; ISTAT

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Status of Business

Business outlook

Economic development

Employment

Imvestments

better/higher consistent worse/lower

Italy’s saldo of Business Outlook is 6 points higher than the European average But: German companies more sceptical about the economic development

AHK Business Outlook 2016/17

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Source: AHK Business Outlook 2016/2017

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1. Economic policy framework (65,2%) 2. Demand (45,7%) 3. Financing (26,1%) 4. Legal certainty (19,6%)

AHK Business Outlook 2016/17

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Greatest risks in Italy for the economic development of German companies

Source: AHK Business Outlook 2016/2017

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Economic

Policy

Framework

Opportunities and Threats

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• 2nd most important industry nation

in Europe (~18%)

• 8th largest country in the world

• 4th largest country in Europe

• Doing Business 2017: Rank 50

• Backbone of Italy's economy:

hidden champions, manufacturing

industry, design & luxury

Facts about

Italy's Economy

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Budget deficit continuously <3%

Italy's Financial Performance

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Source: Italian Gov., OECD, de.statista.com

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Public debt continuously >100%

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Italy Germany EU-28

The impact on GDP due to the recession

Italys Economic Development

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Source: Eurostat

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Reform Monitor

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• Budget consolidation: e.g. austerity

package, debt brake since 2014

• Reform of the social system:

retirement with 66/65 years

• Labor Market Reform: "Job Act“

• Judicial reform: e.g. new measures

on bankruptcy

• Simplification of public

administration: e.g. eGovernment

• Creation of GACS (Warranty

Securitization of performing loans)

• Fiscal incentives: Plan 4.0

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Italian

Financial

Sector

Crucial factor for growth

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Strengths

• Italian household have high wealth

and saving attitude (1st in Europe)

• Well capitalized (exception: MPS)

• Simple business models: focused

on Retail and SMEs (>4m)

Risks

• Low number of top worldwide

companies (9 in Fortune 500)

• Physical distribution:

30k branches, 300k employees

• Impact of 6years recession (2009-

2014): High stock of NPLs

The Italian

Banking market

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Source: ABI, Covip, Borsa Italiana

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The impact of 6 years of recession (2009-14): High stock of NPLs

The dead hand of bad debt

Italys NLP as Share of GDP

NLPs by Region

Source: IMF, blackrock.com

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Impaired Loans: EUR 360bn due to recession (GDP decrease of 10%)

The dead hand? How bad is the debt?

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EUR 150bn

Past due & Unlikely to pay

EUR 123bn

Loan Loss Provisions (ca. 60%)

EUR 50bn

With additional real estate collaterals worth EUR

85bn

EUR 37bn

With additional personal guarantees

EUR 210bn

NLPs on a gross basis

EUR 87bn

Net NLPs

+ +

Source: Bank of Italy, DB Research

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Level 3 Assets NPL

Debt structure comparison of European Banks with Italy’s Banking system

Perspectives on hidden risks in toxic assets

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Source: R&S Mediobanca

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Banking System Restructuring • Significant number of banks

expected to be merged / bought in the next 3 years

• No. of bank employees and branches expected to be significantly reduced in the next 5-10 years

• Major restructuring costs Digital and IT Investments • Unicredit and Intesa already digital

leader in Europe (retail and SME) • Leverage digital leadership in the

Mid Cap Corporate space

Future of the Italian

Banking system

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Source: ABI, Covip, Borsa Italiana

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50 days

after the

Referendum

…we worked

on a common German-Italian

Industry partnership 4.0

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Jörg Buck

CEO

German-Italian Chamber of

Commerce (AHK)

Via Gustavo Fara 26 - 20124 MILANO

Tel. +39 02 67913.202

[email protected]

www.ahk-italien.it

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Italy - Economy and Politics

50 days after the Referendum

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