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Banche Popolari Unite - BPU Banca Scpa, parent company of the largest co-operative banking group in Italy with 1,184 branches and EUR 68.9bn of total assets at end 2005.
For on-lending directly or through the group's subsidiaries (BPU Esaleasing S.p.A., Centrobanca S.p.A., Banca Popolare di Bergamo S.p.A., Banca Popolare di Ancona S.p.A., Carime S.p.A.).
Global loan to finance throughout Italy, via leasing schemes or MLT lending, SME initiatives and other small and medium-sized projects in the sector of energy, environment and infrastructure, including human capital.
To sustain small and medium-sized projects contributing to the reinforcement of the productivity and competitiveness of smaller SMEs as well as other investments compliant with the EIB’s eligibility criteria.
Complying with EU and national legislation on environmental protection and right of on-site inspection.
Complying with EU procurement procedures. For large investments the Bank recommends that international bidding procedures be followed whenever possible, even if EU directives do not apply.
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