AIFI
AIFI is the Italian Private Equity, Venture Capital and Private Debt Association.
The Association was created in May 1986 in order to promote, develop and institutionally represent the venture capital and private equity activity in Italy.
It is an organization composed of different entities which, through direct investment of their own funds or through the management and advisory of independent funds (closed-end funds) are private equity and venture capital investors with the objective of purchasing, managing and divesting in unquoted companies.
Since 2014, AIFI opened up the opportunity to join the Association also to private debt funds.
For further information, contact Annalisa Caccavale, responsible of the press office, event organization and communication.
AIFI
AIFI is the Italian Private Equity, Venture Capital and Private Debt Association.
The Association was created in May 1986 in order to promote, develop and institutionally represent the venture capital and private equity activity in Italy.
It is an organization composed of different entities which, through direct investment of their own funds or through the management and advisory of independent funds (closed-end funds) are private equity and venture capital investors with the objective of purchasing, managing and divesting in unquoted companies.
Since 2014, AIFI opened up the opportunity to join the Association also to private debt funds.
DomusAir
DomusAir is the magazine that investigates, discusses and interprets the complexity of the interconnected world. A new magazine, in Italian and English, that speaks a global language, designed to read the dynamics of a shifting reality through the infrastructures (air, rail, roads water) that make this change possible.
Starting with Domus’ expertise in sharing the spirit of design, and with the strategic vision of prestigious architecture and engineering firm One Works, DomusAir takes its gaze on the physical and digital infrastructures along which ideas, people and goods travel today. In this sense, the airport is not only a subject, but also a symbol: it is the trigger point of this extended logic of connection through all transport infrastructures, putting the different forms of contemporary (and future) living into dialogue, from megacities to urban polycentrism, from global hubs to regional networks.
