Press releases

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Consob informs the public and market participants through press releases illustrating the Authority’s main decisions, initiatives and supervisory activities in financial markets.

Press releases are an essential transparency tool and allow stakeholders to follow developments in Consob’s institutional activities in a timely manner.

Press release of 9 July 2026

The first phase of ESAP, the European Single Access Point for data on companies, small and medium-sized enterprises, financial markets and sustainability, starts on 10 July

On 10 July 2026, the first phase of ESAP, the European Single Access Point, will begin. ESAP is the single European access point for public information concerning companies, small and medium-sized enterprises, financial services, capital markets and sustainability.

10/07/2026

Watch for scams! Financial fraud: Consob blocks 6 websites

As part of its efforts to combat financial fraud, Consob has ordered the shutdown of a total of six websites.

03/07/2026

Watch for scams! Financial fraud: Consob blocks 6 websites

Consob has ordered the blocking of six websites through which unauthorised investment services and activities relating to financial instruments were being carried out.

02/07/2026

Fewer women in top positions at listed companies - Institutional investors’ presence declines - The role of minorities strengthens - Consob publishes its latest Report on corporate governance

The presence of women in top positions as chairs and chief executive officers at Italian listed companies has declined. The participation of institutional investors, particularly foreign investors, in the ownership structure of companies listed on Borsa Italiana has also decreased. These are among the main new findings of Consob’s 2025 Report on corporate governance, published on 2 July 2026. The Report also highlights the growing weight of companies that have adopted the one-tier corporate governance model, the now structural presence of independent directors, and the strengthening of minorities on boards of directors. The delisting trend continues: at the end of 2025, 185 Italian companies were listed in Milan, compared with 196 at the end of 2024.