Francesco Stocco

Francesco is Partner for the Finance practice at Alma and is based in Milan.

Francesco’s practice focuses mainly on structured finance (issuance of listed debt securities, securitizations and establishment of investment funds) and restructuring, with a particular focus on corporate sustainability from the perspective of achieving the SDG Agenda 2030 goals.

Francesco has been involved in early covered bond issuances and public offerings of banks in recent years, as well as in multiple financing transactions (acquisition finance, object finance and project finance) and securitizations.

Francesco has a Ph.D. from U. Natoli and graduated at the Catholic University of Milan for which he was a lecturer in the chairs of private law, banking law and bankruptcy law (Prof. Dolmetta).

ESPERIENZE PROFESSIONALI

2022-today

Alma Società tra Avvocati – Of Counsel / Partner

2010-2022

Lambertini e Associati – Associate

2009-2010

Dewey & LeBeouf – Associate

2004-2009

Lovells Studio Legale – Trainee / Associate

2002-2012

Lecturer at Catholic University of Sacred Hearts, Milan

FORMAZIONE

2009

Ph.D. U. Natoli

2002

Degree in Law cum laude, Catholic University of Sacred Heart, Milano

QUALIFICHE PROFESSIONALI

2006

Admitted to Italian Bar

2022

Qualified for assisted crisis negotiation

PUBBLICAZIONI

2023

Greenwashing e false comunicazioni sociali”, in dirittobcanrio.it

2022

Rischi ESG: l’integrazione nel sistema delle banche” in dirittobancario.it

2021

“SFRD: compliance per operatori”, in Dirittobancario.it 2019

2020

“Is Ryanair an impact corporation?”, ISBN 978-88-909832-7-6

2019

“Impact Investing to the Test of Pigou and Coase: for a Legal Approach to the Market”, Paper at the Second International Conference on Impact Investing, Roma, 13 Dicembre 2018

2017

“Lining-up demand and offer in the no profit market”, ISBN 978-88-909832-7-6, 2018 “Una proposta dedicate al Social Housing”, in Dirigenza Bancaria, 2017, 183

2016

“I controlli interni delle banche”, in Dirigenza Bancaria, 2016, 176

LANGUAGES

Italian

English

French