Episode 20: Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane

In episode number 20 of BBVAGreenfluencers, we travel to the central train station of Rome, the largest in Italy, to speak with Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane, a railway network and transport company, whose innovations in sustainability have made it a European pioneer in the issuance of green bonds.
Together with Vittoria Iezzi, Head of Debt Capital Markets, we discover how the institution strives to create an ecosystem of sustainable mobility and integrated logistics that can have interconnected and resilient infrastructures.
Together with Vittoria Iezzi we learn how one of the most large Italian companies becomes an European benchmark as a green bond issuer.

  • FS is the first Italian corporate issuer in terms of green bonds issued. How did they get to this milestone and what "responsibilities" does it entail?
  • How do investors assess FS's efforts in the world of Sustainable Finance?
  • What more can be done at the system level to incentivize the transition to an even more sustainability-conscious economy with an eye on the next generations?

 

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Summary text:

In the 20th episode of BBVA Greenfluencers we spoke with Vittoria Iezzi, Head of Debt Capital Markets para Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane.

Vittoria tells us about the role that sustainability plays in Ferrovie’s business model, their efforts in innovation and the strategy that has made them a European pioneer in the issuance of green bonds: “To allow material development in the ESG field, the finance team responsibilities are crucial because finance is a key driver to motivate the company and its people to become more successful, efficient as well as more transparent, reporting about ESG commitment and results. A great change in this respect in my day-by-day work is the dialogue with the sustainability, operations and investment departments which is enhancing all of us in terms of performances and know-how.”

Discover the bases of Ferrovie’s sustainable policy and its commitment to a greener mobility model.

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