Sabato 16 dicembre u.s., il Prof. Luciano Monti, Condirettore Scientifico della Fondazione Bruno Visentini e Coordinatore, assieme al Prof. Fabio Marchetti, della Ricerca FBV “Il Divario generazionale e le nuove professioni”, è intervenuto al Rome Investment Forum 2017, promosso da FeBAF, nell’ambito della tavola rotonda “Building the future: human development, sustainability and resilience” (Roma, Scuderie di Palazzo Altieri).
In tale sede – spiega il Prof. Monti – “mi sono trovato a dibattere, in un contesto internazionale, di sviluppo, sostenibilità e resilienza nell’Europa del futuro. Il tema del futuro riservato alle nuove generazioni è stato trattato tangenzialmente da molti interlocutori sia in rappresentanza del mondo finanziario che di quello istituzionale. Non poteva che essere così visto che numerosi sono stati i richiami ad Agenda 2030 e ai suoi 17 obiettivi.
Intervenuto per ultimo, mi sono occupato specificatamente degli “ultimi” ovvero i millennials. Ultima generazione in scala genealogica (o penultima se consideriamo i nuovi arrivati, cioè i nati nel nuovo millennio, che taluni già definiscono la land generation) e ultimi nella scala sociale (rapporti Caritas e Istat).
Nel mio intervento mi sono concentrato su un aspetto particolare del divario generazionale, quello delle prospettive di reddito e ricchezza di questa generazione nei prossimi decenni, anticipando il relativo indicatore destinato a comporre il GDI (Generational divide Index), che in primavera la Fondazione Bruno Visentini presenterà in occasione del secondo rapporto sul divario generazionale.
Il reddito e la ricchezza sono chiaramente correlati ai salari molto bassi e all’occupazione instabile prevalentemente dei giovani adulti (tra i 29 e i 34 anni). Questo fenomeno non è la causa del divario generazionale, ma uno dei suoi effetti.
Qualsiasi soluzione deve essere correlata a politiche governative sistemiche, organiche e multidimensionali (dalla riforma dei processi educativi a una nuova riforma pensionistica e politiche industriali mirate).
D’altra parte, le banche e i settori assicurativi potrebbero svolgere un ruolo chiave per incidere positivamente sugli investimenti delle famiglie e sui target delle pensioni integrative. Quest’ultime stanno diminuendo in Italia e coinvolgono solo una minoranza di giovani adulti (quella fascia di età che va dai 29 anni ai 34 anni). Dal 2010 al 2014 la percentuale è diminuita di oltre 5 punti passando dal 19,4% al 13,3%, cioè meno della percentuale registrata all’inizio della crisi, nel 2008.
Queste percentuali così basse, oltre che essere la diretta conseguenza di una scarsità di reddito, sono anche il prodotto di una mancanza di incentivi rilevanti per promuovere il quadro pensionistico integrativo per i minori di 35 anni e incentivare investimenti a lungo termine di capifamiglia over 65 a favore dei loro discendenti”.
Per il contenuto integrale dell’intervento del Prof. Monti vedi i seguenti documenti:
PROF. MONTI INTERVENTO AL ROME INVESTMENT FORUM 2017 (ITA):
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PROF. MONTI CONTRIBUTION TO THE ROME INVESTMENT FORUM 2017 (EN):
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PROF. MONTI ROME INVESTMENT FORUM 2017 SLIDE PRESENTATION:
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MAGGIORI INFORMAZIONI SUL RIF 2017
Rome Investment Forum 2017. Financing Long-Term Europe
Rome, 15-16 December 2017 (Scuderie di Palazzo Altieri)
The Rome Investment Forum 2017 brings back together representatives of the European and global business and financial communities, regulators, policy makers and civil society. The 2017 – and fourth – edition of the Forum takes place at a turning point for Europe and the world economy. The reasons are many, and relate to a set of different and interacting coordinates: geopolitical, social, institutional, regulatory and economic.
Following the structure of the three previous editions, the conference started from discussing the state of the art of the EU policy processes, and their next steps. The Forum entered into the specific content of the Economic and Monetary Union, the prospects for the Eurozone, the implementation of financial reforms such as the Banking Union and the Capital Markets Union, the performance and evolution of the Juncker Investment Plan, and the broader role of investment for enhancing competitiveness and innovation. The final sessions of the forum provided a general view of the need for a deeper, wider, and wiser integration, within and beyond the European Union, focusing on sustainability, inclusion and resilience. If the EU proves to be able to design and implement such reforms, and national policies and business strategies support and accompany such reform efforts, there is now a unique opportunity that Europe not only will provide more stability, peace and prosperity to its peoples, but will also take its place in a shared global leadership, worthy of its history values and capabilities.
The Rome Investment Forum 2017 took place in Rome, at Scuderie di Palazzo Altieri, on December 15-16, 2017.
ROME INVESTMENT FORUM 2017 PROGRAMMA
Friday 15th December
9.30 – 9.45
Welcome Address
Luigi Abete, Chairman, Italian Banking Insurance and Finance Federation – FeBAF
9.45 – 11.00
THE VISION: TOWARDS A MORE AUTHORITATIVE, COMPETITIVE AND INCLUSIVE EUROPE
Keynote Address
Claudio De Vincenti, Minister for Territorial Cohesion and the South, Italian Government
Roundtable
José Manuel González Paramo, Executive Board Member, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria – BBVA
Sylvie Goulard, Former Minister of Defence, French Government
Hung Tran, Executive Managing Director, The Institute of International Finance
Maurizio Sella, Chairman, Banca Sella Group
Chair
Rainer Masera, Dean of the Business School, Guglielmo Marconi University
11.15 – 13.15
ECONOMIC & MONETARY UNION: CONSOLIDATING GROWTH AND FIXING THE EURO
Keynote Addresses
Pier Carlo Padoan, Minister of Economy and Finance, Italian Government
Pierre Gramegna, Minister of Finance, Luxembourg Government
Roberto Gualtieri, Chair of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs – ECON, European Parliament
Karl-Peter Schackmann-Fallis, Executive Member of the Board, Deutsche Sparkassen-und Giroverband – DSGV; Head of the German Delegation, Italian-German Dialogue on Financial Services
Giovanni Sabatini, Director General, Italian Banking Association – ABI; Chairman of the Executive Committee, European Banking Federation – EBF
Roundtable
Arnaud de Bresson, Chief Executive Officer, Paris Europlace
Carlotta De Franceschi, President, Action Institute
Veronica De Romanis, Economist, LUISS Guido Carli University
Daniel Gros Director, Centre for European Policy Studies – CEPS
Francesco Mazzaferro, Head of the Secretariat, European Systemic Risk Board – ESRB
Mario Nava, Director, Financial system surveillance and crisis management, DG FISMA, European Commission
Chair
Paolo Garonna, Secretary General, Italian Banking, Insurance and Finance Federation – FeBAF
14.15 – 16.00
INVESTMENT FOR GROWTH: CAPITAL MARKETS UNION & JUNCKER PLAN – FINANCIAL REFORMS IN PROGRESS
Keynote Addresses
Vincenzo Boccia, Chairman, Confindustria
Bernard Spitz, President, French Insurance Federation – FFA; President, International & Europe, MEDEF; Head of the French Delegation, French-Italian Dialogue on Financial Services
Maria Bianca Farina, Chairman, Italian National Association of Insurance Companies – ANIA
Gabriel Bernardino, Chairman, European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority – EIOPA
Kerstin Jorna, Deputy Director General, DG ECFIN, European Commission
Mark Garvin, Vice Chairman, Corporate & Investment Bank J.P. Morgan; Head of the British Delegation, Anglo-Italian Dialogue on Financial Services
Helmut Kraemer-Eis, Head of Research & Market Analysis, Chief Economist, European Investment Fund – EIF
Roundtable
Angelo Federico Arcelli, Partner, Oliver Wyman
Sergio Corbello, Chairman, Italian Association of Private Pensions Providers – Assoprevidenza
Giovanni Maggi, Chairman, Italian Pension Funds Association – Assofondipensione
Valeria Ronzitti, Secretary General, European Centre of Employers and Enterprises Providing Public Services – CEEP
Silvia Maria Rovere, Chairman, Italian Association of Real Estate Firms – Assoimmobiliare
Laurent Zylberberg, Director of Institutional, International and European Relations, Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations – CDC
Chair
Franco Bassanini, Chairman, ASTRID Foundation
16.30 – 18.00
INVESTMENT FOR INNOVATION, COMPETITIVENESS AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE
Keynote Address
Pier Luigi Gilibert, Chief Executive, European Investment Fund – EIF
Roberto Viola, Director General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology, DG CNECT, European Commission
Elio Catania, Chairman, Confindustria Digitale
Roundtable
Giulia Bertezzolo, Policy Officer, DG FISMA, European Commission
Gianmarco Carnovale, Chairman, Rome Startup
Paolo Cuniberti, Chief Executive Officer and Vice Chairman, H-Farm
Gianluigi Gugliotta, Secretary General, Italian Association of Financial Markets Intermediaries – Assosim
Fabio Ventoruzzo, Director, Reputation Institute Italy
Chair
Pierfrancesco Gaggi, Chairman, ABI Lab
SIGNATURE OF THE MoU BETWEEN THE TUNISIAN AND ITALIAN FINANCIAL COMMUNITIES
9.30 – 11.00
FROM PARTNERSHIPS TO SHARED LEADERSHIP: INTEGRATION IN A WIDER EUROPE AND A MULTIPOLAR WORLD
Keynote Addresses
Goran Svilanovic, Secretary General, Regional Cooperation Council
Roundtable
Louis L. Bono, Chargé d’Affaires, U.S. Embassy to the Holy See
Beatrice Covassi, Head of European Commission Representation in Italy
Tindaro Paganini, Senior Consultant on Trade, Competitiveness and Investment Policies, World Bank
Lutz Raettig, Chairman of the Executive Committee, Frankfurt Main Finance – FMF
Randy Rodgers, Executive Director, Bretton Woods Committee
Jean-Léonard Touadi, University of Rome Tor Vergata; Italian Institute for International Political Studies – ISPI
Nicolas Veron, Senior Fellow at Bruegel and at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington DC
Chair
Carlo Cottarelli, Director of the Italian Public Finance Monitor, Universita’ Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano
11.00 – 12.45
BUILDING THE FUTURE: HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, SUSTAINABILITY AND RESILIENCE
Keynote address
Angelo Borrelli, Head, Civil Protection Department, Italian Government
Francesco Profumo, Chairman, Compagnia di San Paolo
Dario Focarelli, Director General, Italian National Association of Insurance Companies – ANIA
Roundtable
Paola Albrito, Chief Regional Office for Europe, United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction – UNISDR
Paolo Crisafi, Secretary General, Assoimmobiliare
Pier Virgilio Dastoli, President, Italian Council of the European Movement – CIME
Davide Dal Maso, Coordinator of the National Dialogue on Sustainable Finance, UNEP Inquiry
Carlos Ignacio de Montalvo Rebuelta, Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers Spain
Alberto Maria Gambino, Pro-rector European University of Rome; Chairman, Scienze & Vita Association
Luciano Monti, Scientific Co-director, Bruno Visentini Foundation
Aldo Ravazzi Douvan, Chief Economist, Ministry of Environment – Sogesid T.A., Italy
Edoardo Reviglio, Cassa Depositi e Prestiti – CDP
Chair
Gianfrancesco Rizzuti, Head of Communication, Editor Letteraf, Italian Banking, Insurance and Finance Federation – FeBAF
CONCLUSION
Paolo Garonna, Secretary General, Italian Banking Insurance and Finance Federation – FeBAF
12.45 – 13.00
ROME INVESTMENT FORUM EMPOWERS TALENTS AWARDS