The financing of innovation and infrastructure has always been an essential component of port management. The scarcity of public funds, made more dramatic and pressing by the post-Covid burden, the growing international and national competition between ports and the entry into the field of new aggressive state-owned protagonists, makes the topic dramatically important. The session will provide an overview of trends in the sector, from self-financing to public-private partnerships to new access profiles to risk capital. At the end round table with Port Authorities and Terminal operators.

Chairman: Fabrizio Vettosi, Advisor, Confitarma

European orientations and plocies regrading the juridic status and the governance of ports and terminals
Marco Campomenosi, Transport Commission – European Parliament

Sustainability Goals in Ports and Infrastructures
Silvio Ferrando, Manager Marketing Unit Ports of Genoa, AdSP del Mar Ligure Occidentale

Title TBD
Alberto Rossi, General Manager, Assarmatori

The near future of Italian ports according to Confitarma
Luca Sisto, General Manager, Confitarma

Title TBD
Paolo La Bruna, Logistic Manager, AcciaieriaArvedi S.p.A.

Foreign investment in Italian port infrastrucures: the Taranto case.
Sergio Prete, President, AdSP del Mar Ionio – Porto di Taranto

Title TBD
Simona Camerano, Head of Research and Studies, CDP Think Tank

Title TBD
Marco Mutti, Finance Project Manager, Banca IMI

Title TBD
Corrado Santini, Senior Partner, F2i SGR

Intalian and Chinese styles of leasing: a comparison for the support of Italian shipping and ports
Simona Coppola, Studio Legale Garbarino