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BANCA FINNAT EURAMERICA S.P.A. (in forma abbreviata Banca Finnat S.p.A. ovvero Banca Euramerica S.p.A.) is an Italian banking group headquartered in Rome, focused on private banking, wealth management and capital markets services for high-net-worth individuals, family offices, institutional investors and corporates. Its offering includes discretionary and advisory portfolio management, securities brokerage and execution, custody and depositary bank services, fund administration for UCITS and alternative investment funds (with a notable presence in real estate funds), fiduciary services via dedicated entities, and corporate finance activities such as placements and listing advisory for small and mid-sized issuers. The bank operates a small domestic footprint centered on relationship management, supported by specialist desks and remote channels, and is supervised by the Bank of Italy and Consob; it participates in the Italian deposit guarantee scheme. Shares are listed on Borsa Italiana, and the group publishes annual and interim reports as well as Pillar 3 disclosures that detail capital, liquidity, risk exposures and related-party transactions. Revenues are predominantly fee-based and sensitive to market conditions, client assets and transaction volumes; business performance may vary with equity and bond market cycles, interest rates and real estate valuations. Governance, product governance and suitability processes follow Italian and EU regulation (including MiFID II), with services generally targeted at clients able to bear market risk; many products are investment services rather than insured retail deposits. Pricing typically separates advisory, execution, custody and administration components, with mandates and fee schedules provided during onboarding. Potential constraints include a niche business model with limited branch coverage and dependence on capital markets activity, as well as typical risks for specialist banks such as operational, compliance and counterparty risk; the stock’s liquidity reflects its small-cap profile. Prospective clients and investors should refer to the latest public filings and regulatory communications for current financials, risk metrics and any supervisory updates.