Family Offices (FOs) are growing in Italy, with increasingly complex and heterogeneous structures, and are becoming key players in a silent yet profound transformation. Their external visibility and influence are growing as well. The narrative around purpose, challenges, and successes, once reserved for family members or a very restricted circle,
The investigation into labour exploitation in the fashion industry continues, but with an unprecedented judicial shift, a real step-change. On 4 December 2025, the Milan Prosecutor’s Office formally requested that 13 major luxury brands — including Prada, Gucci, Versace, Dolce & Gabbana, Missoni, Ferragamo, Yves Saint Laurent, Givenchy, Pinko, Coccinelle,
In the world of compliance as in that of finance, trust is now assigned by an algorithm with a score. In essence, risk today is translated into a number, a rating, or an index that, in fact, seems sufficient to define the solidity of a company, the reputation of a
Codes of ethics and organisational management models are gradually making their way into Italian football—albeit with some difficulty, particularly among lower-division teams. Of the 110 active football clubs in Italy, 71 have published a code of ethics on their official channels—more than half. When it comes to compliance models, however,
This is where HinX comes in: a Corporate Intelligence company operating in the areas of governance, risk, and compliance. A mix of human and technological expertise, capable of supporting companies in facing uncertainty and mitigating risks, protecting reputation, and creating greater transparency within teams, processes, and systems. “Our areas of
In her opening speech at the online conference organized on 25 January by the Institute for Law and Finance in Frankfurt on Green Banking and Green Central Banking, ECB President Christine Lagarde spoke about the harmful effects of climate change on the environment, the need to develop an orderly transition toward
The European Green Deal. Directive 2014/95/EU: opportunities and obligations for European businesses. The €750 billion plan, not coincidentally named Next Generation EU by Brussels and approved by European leaders last July, sets among its main objectives that of steering the Union towards a sustainable economy—not only environmentally, but also economically
On 9 December 2019, during the Foreign Affairs Council, the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy announced the launch of preparatory work aimed at establishing a European sanctions regime for human rights violations and abuses. On that occasion, the foreign ministers previewed the new
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