Credito Emiliano S.p.A., together with its subsidiaries, engages in commercial banking and wealth management activities in Italy. Its banking segment involved commercial banking, private banking, parabanking, consumer credit, and other/technology. The commercial banking activities are those relating to the distribution of financial products and services directed to the group's retail and corporate customers; and conduct of entrusted to Credito Emiliano, as well as Credemleasing SpA, Credemfactor SpA, Avvera spa, and Credem Euromobiliare Private Banking SpA. Its wealth management activity consists of the management of mutual funds, SICAVs, asset management as well as private equity funds and hedge funds; and asset management, insurance. In addition, the company provision of services addressed to retail, and corporate customers; and services are also provided through networks of financial advisors authorized to offer off-site services with an agency relationship. Further, it engages in development and offering of integrated packages of leasing, long renting, leasing to private individuals, instrumental, real estate, and naval; and management of commercial credits, to the continuous monitoring of risk, to the guarantee and advance of credit; credit company, specialized in mortgage intermediation and in placement of salary-secured products and provision of personal and targeted loans; seasoning and packaging. The company was founded in 1910 and is headquartered in Reggio Emilia, Italy. Credito Emiliano S.p.A. operates as a subsidiary of Credito Emiliano Holding S.p.A.
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