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Intesa Sanpaolo invests in latest generation cybersecurity in Israel
Intesa Sanpaolos subsidiary, Neva SGR, has invested in two Israeli cybersecurity companies, Cyberint and Coro. The investments are part of Neva SGRs strategy to boost the Italian economy and support the development of foreign start-ups. Since the start of the year, Neva SGR has invested over €20 million in Israel across various sectors, including IT, Quantum Computing, Agri-Foodtech, and Cybersecurity. Intesa Sanpaolo has been actively involved in the Israeli innovation ecosystem and aims to strengthen customer services and be a point of reference for Italian companies looking to collaborate with innovative start-ups. Neva SGR plans to conclude new operations with Italian and foreign operators in real estate intermediation, agri-tech, and life science.
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Intesa Sanpaolo S p A : invests in latest generation cybersecurity in Israel MarketScreener
Intesa Sanpaolo, through its subsidiary Neva SGR, has invested more than €20 million in two Israeli cybersecurity companies, Cyberint and Coro. Neva SGR has invested a total of over €20 million in five Israeli start-ups since January 2022, including companies in IT, Quantum Computing, Agri-Foodtech, and Cybersecurity. The investments aim to boost the Italian economy and foster business development in line with the National Recovery and Resilience Plan. Intesa Sanpaolo has a focus on the Israeli innovation ecosystem and collaborates with venture capital funds to invest in Israeli start-ups that can have a positive impact on the Italian economy. Neva SGR plans to conclude new operations with Italian and foreign operators in real estate intermediation, agri-tech, and life science.
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