Bonaldo Stringher (Udine, 18 December 1854 – Rome, 24 December 1930) was an Italian banker, economist and politician. Born into a modest family emigrated...
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governor Bonaldo Stringher who was both the most senior in the group, and in poor health (he would pass away in December of 1930). Aside from Stringher, who...
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private limited company and was headed by a director. From 1900 to 1928 Bonaldo Stringher was the director, who gave the Bank the role of manager of Italian...
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received and used in the course of the activity carried out at INA by Bonaldo Stringher and Alberto Beneduce. Roberto Pontremoli Torrione INA Potito, Serena...
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Governor of the Bank of Italy between 1931 and 1944 in succession to Bonaldo Stringher. It was a challenging time politically, economically and internationally...
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Vittorio Emanuele Orlando Preceded by Paolo Carcano Succeeded by Bonaldo Stringher Minister of Agricolture, Industry and Commerce In office 29 March...
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grooming his or her successor. Governatori e Direttori Generali: Bonaldo Stringher, Banca d'Italia Governatori e Direttori Generali: Vincenzo Azzolini...
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difficulties during the financial crises of 1921. At the request of Agnelli, Bonaldo Stringher authorized the Banca d'Italia to provide financial help, but Gualino...
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Treasury Francesco Saverio Nitti Italian Radical Party (1917–1919) Bonaldo Stringher Independent (1919–1919) Minister of War Vittorio Luigi Alfieri Military...
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duopoly that was encouraged by the Bank of Italy and its governor Bonaldo Stringher.: 29–33 It soon moved from the old Weill-Schott building on Piazza...
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