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The public debt bonds of the Kingdom of Italy, such as the one issued on July 10, 1910, with a net yield of three percent, were part of a broader plan to support the economy and finance the country's infrastructure. These bonds were government-backed and offered a fixed interest rate, payable in semi-annual installments, making them an attractive option for both Italian and foreign investors.
Name of the Company: Public Debt of the Kingdom of Italy
Type of Document: Redeemable Public Debt Bond
Yield: Three percent net
Date of Issue: July 10, 1910
Nominal Capital: 100 lire (one hundred)
Number of Bonds Issued: 350,000 bonds of 500 lire nominal capital each
Amortization: Within 50 years, authorized by Royal Decree of June 9, 1910, No. 285
Payments: Net annual interest of 3 lire, payable in two semi-annual installments on April 1 and October 1 of each year
Place of Payment: Sections of the Royal Treasury and designated agencies in Italy and abroad (Paris, London, Berlin, Vienna)
Signed by: Director General of the Treasury, Head of Division, and other officials
Printed by: Stabilimento di Santini
