Share Certificate Description:

• Title: 20 Share of Fifty Lire
• Decorations: Splendid ornamental border with floral and geometric motifs, symbolizing the stability and solidity of the bank.
• Stamp and Seals: Features official stamps and seals that confirm the authenticity of the document.
• Signature: Signed by the President and the Counselor of the bank, providing further authenticity and historical value.

The History of Banca Agricola di Cavezzo

Banca Agricola di Cavezzo has a rich and varied history that began within the agricultural and socio-economic context of the Modena region. Founded by Rogito Benatti Dr. Annibale on October 29, 1922, for a duration of 99 years, and registered and transcribed in the Civil Court of Modena on December 4, 1922, the bank was established with the goal of supporting small landowners, artisans, and local merchants in a period when the area was predominantly agricultural.

The historical context of the bank's inception was marked by a strong rural component. In Cavezzo, a municipality that in 1923 had about 4,979 inhabitants, life was closely tied to agriculture, with mulberry and hemp production being the main activities. The Modena-Mirandola railway, with a branch for Cavezzo-Finale Emilia, played a significant role in the development of the area.

The banking institution underwent significant transformation over the years. In the post-war period, Banca Agricola di Cavezzo continued to support local reconstruction and economic development, actively participating in the financing of infrastructure and social projects. This included supporting emerging micro-enterprises and granting home mortgages, thus contributing to the building boom and economic development of the region.

In the 1980s, the bank was involved in a process of expansion and aggregation, leading to its merger with other cooperative institutions in the region.

This evolution reflects the bank's ability to adapt to economic and social changes while maintaining a strong connection to the territory and its cooperative and mutualistic values. Banca Agricola di Cavezzo represents a significant example of how local financial institutions can contribute to the economic and social development of their communities.