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In short, even Quadrivio Group, therefore, would fit into the strong trend that sees private assets approaching private investors , which had been the theme of a crowded conference organized by BeBeez in July 2019 and which will also be discussed on the occasion of the third table round of the Milano Capitali day organized by MF Milano Finanza in collaboration with BeBeez next Thursday 14 May .

The reason for such an important increase in the target, added Ricciotti, “lies in the fact that Italian companies today more than ever need capital to restart. So far the emergency is being buffered with moratoriums and new lines of credit, but we cannot go forward with debt alone, companies need equity to grow and investors at this moment still want to invest in the real economy, because the stock exchanges are not very trusted and the returns offered by traditional financial instruments are too low. It is a reasoning that many private investors also do and, if it is true that in the next government decree the long-awaited tax incentives for the Eltif, then I have no doubts that this collection channel can prove to be very rich (see another article by BeBeez , ed) ”.

Quadrivio Group by Alessandro Binello and Walter Ricciotti raises the bar of the collection. And if before for its two new funds it aimed at an overall target of 500 million euros, now the target is one billion euros , also taking into account the imminent launch of an Eltif that co- invests with the same funds. Ricciotti said this to BeBeez and MF Milano Finanza , underlining that "to date we have already collected commitments of about 200 million each for the Made in Italy Fund and the Industry 4.0 Fund , with two investors who have given us their green light in full lockdown from Covid “.

Thanks Danny
https://www.industry4zerofund.com/id-contenuto/uploads/2018/11/industry-4-zero-fund-press-release.pdf

https://www.quadriviogroup.com/qp-contenuto/uploads/2017/05/press-release-event-28-may.pdf

The Company also stated that it would provide details of the Financial Partner and its market position, once the acquisition was sufficiently advanced. The Company is now therefore pleased to announce that the Financial Partner is Quadrivio Group ("Quadrivio").

Quadrivio is an alternative investment firm with a focus on Private Equity, Private Debt and Managed Accounts. The Firm has cumulatively raised and managed more than €2 billion from both Italian and international institutional investors.

The Quadrivio fund "Industry 4.0"[1] will invest in and capitalise the Captive Bank.

At the end of the day everyone has to research for themselves.

I am just amused he thinks the Quadvirio group are small
https://www.eib.org/en/infocentre/stories/all/2014-july-01/the-italian-jobs.htm
Innovating for Italian SMEs

The EIB and EIF (European Investment Fund) joined forces to support an initiative taken by the Credito Valtellinese banking group (Creval) in February 2014, with the view to boosting resources available to small businesses in Italy by EUR 390m.

The operation is an innovative one. A special purpose vehicle called “Quadrivio SME 2014” was created, which issued four classes of asset backed securities (A1, A2A, A2B, B). The EIB subscribed EUR 200m to the A2A class, while the EIF guaranteed EUR 80m in A1 securities.

The EIB Group’s interventions helped Creval raise an additional EUR 110m from institutional investors, and shows that the Bank can offer intermediaries support beyond the traditional loan structure. This support will, in turn, benefit Italian SMEs on the ground as they seek finance to grow their businesses.

the Industry 4.0 fund was launched , dedicated to investments in support of the technological evolution of Italian companies, in particular in the digital transformation of SMEs (see another article by BeBeez ). The team of this second fund, in addition to Binello and Ricciotti, includes managing partner Roberto Crapelli, former president and CEO of Roland Berger Italy and with over 20 years of experience in strategic consulting and more recently in Industry 4.0 projects in Italy and Germany; and the investment director Pietro Paparoni , supported by a group of analysts. Industry 4.0 is supported by Confindustria Young Entrepreneurs, led by Alessio Rossi . Among the major underwriters are the Doris family, Banca Mediolanum, Mediocredito .

Exploringinternational scenarios was the theme of the last sessionof the event, and the speakerson this topic were: Jean Luc Allavena, Chairman ofAtlantys and Chairman ofAspen Institute;Roland Berger, Honorary Chairman of the Advisory Board at Roland Berger GmbH; andRobert Eduard Koenig, Partner at Quadrivio Group. Walter Ricciotti, CEO ofQuadrivio Group,rounded off themeeting, from which itonce againemerged thatcourageis required in order to move forward. “Three words were a leitmotif tothe entire event: opportunity, whichoften arises in moments of crisis,timing, which is all too often underestimated in the decision-making process,and courage. We need courage to restart stronger than before. Quadrivio Group has this courage and intends to go on investing in the talent and technology of Italian companies. We,as a group,believe in thesesincewe’ve always been fans of Italy and its excellences.”

Great attention was given to the real economy and the tools to adoptin support of it, as confirmed in the speech byMassimo Doris, CEO of Banca Mediolanum: “The PIR individual saving plansare essential implements for strengthening our system, especially in favour of SMEs, and should be seen for what they are ?abeneficialmeansof inputting capital. Illiquid tools have been createdas well,inthe formof alternative PIRs, and these may be used also in the case of unlisted companies. This is great innovationthat, alongside the classicPIRs, can bring a positive thrust, helping Italy’s industries and the nation’s recovery.”Alessio Rossitoo believes that finance and business need to be systematisedto generate new and durable interconnections between the nation’s financial and manufacturingfabric. For theChairman ofConfindustriaYoung Entrepreneurs,“Existing manufacturingexcellences, as well as those striving to become such, must necessarily aim to captureforeign markets, as it is no longer possible to haltat the internal Italian market. Rising tothis challenge means providing SMEs with new resources by drawing on private equity, with the goal of strengthening capitalisation and digitalisation across the board.”Instead, the second session placed strategies and incentivesfor a swift and effective recovery at the centre of thedebate. The speakerson this matter were: Walter Anedda, Chairman ofCassa dei Commercialisti;Giuseppe Castagna, CEO of Banco BPM;Innocenzo Cipolletta, Chairman of AIFI;Ivonne Forno, General Manager ofFondo Pensione Laborfonds; andPiergiuseppe Mazzoldi, Chairman of Fondo Pensione BCC. The message fromGiuseppe Castagna, CEO of Banco BPM, is unquestionably an optimistic one. He explained:“We have a clear and functional agenda that can get our country started again, but we should remember that thisis thelast exam we have been called to face so that we canreconnect to this new Europe. I hope thatthis opportunity will not bewastedand that national policy will finally forge the much needed bridgebetween public and private ?the lack of which has been distinctly perceivedin the past.”For Innocenzo Cipolletta, Chairman ofAIFI,“The private equity funds for growth must also attract capital fromabroad, with the goal of encouraging an input of capital for companies.”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UniCredit_Banca_Mediocredito

Extrader its the underwriters of the fund 4 that led me to that link

Technology and talent were the key event words, and also those for recovery. Alessandro Binello, who
opened the meeting, firmly believes in these. For the Group CEO of Quadrivio Group, “Talent and
technology are two indispensable aspects for development in Italian companies, but they cannot suffice
alone. Just as crucial are financial framework and organisation. Capital and resources have to stand as
support to Italy’s SMEs, which can and must become small-scale large multinationals. Quadrivio Group has
made this its mission and is ready to invest 1 billion euros. We are the ones who must draw Europe along
with us, and not vice-versa.”

https://www.quadriviogroup.com/qp-contenuto/uploads/2017/05/PRESS-RELEASE-Restart-Stronger-09.06.2020-EN.pdf

Previous capital was 8billion euros over 5 years is that about to expand?

The completion of this stage now enables SYME to programme a series of securitisation issuances that, together with cornerstone investment from its Captive Bank operation, should provide access to a deeper, ongoing pool of capital, facilitating the provision of the inventory monetisation service across several active geographies.

Alessandro Zamboni, CEO commented "I'm very excited to finally disclose to our shareholders this strategic alliance; Quadrivio Group is the right Financial Partner for this highly innovative banking project. Leveraging the vast client network that the Industry 4.0 fund has internationally, the impact of the Captive Bank is expected to be transformational for Supply@ME and its access to Inventory funding capital."

That bank was founded by Doris and Berlusconi research the Doris family

Total assets: €44.710 billion (2015)
Headquarters: Basiglio, Metropolitan City of Mi...
Net income: €438.613 million (2015)
Total equity: €2.070 billion (2015)