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The Banco S. Geminiano in Modena was one of the key financial institutions in the Emilia region, established on December 18, 1897, and operating until the end of the 20th century. Founded to support the region's economic activities, the Bank played an essential role in the local financial landscape, helping businesses and the agricultural sector. In 1932, the year this share certificate was issued, Italy was undergoing profound economic and political transformations under the fascist regime. The global financial crisis of 1929 had caused a shock that reverberated throughout Europe, and Banco S. Geminiano also had to face the effects of that crisis.
The 100-lire share certificate symbolizes an era when trust in local banks was crucial for community sustenance. The document features a detailed and distinctive design, with the bank’s logo depicting Saint Geminianus, Modena’s patron saint, in a solemn pose symbolizing protection and stability.
Historical Data Table for Banco S. Geminiano in Modena
| Year of Incorporation | 1897 |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Modena, Italy |
| Year Listed on the Stock Exchange | 1898 |
| Year Delisted from the Stock Exchange | 1960 |
| Year of Company Cessation | 1965 |
| Share Capital at Incorporation | 7,500,000 Lire |
| Share Capital at Cessation | Not available |
| Revenue in 1932 | Not available |
| Name at Delisting | Banco S. Geminiano e S. Prospero |
