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Borsa Italiana

The Milan exchange, also known as Piazza Affari, is Italy's main stock market. The FTSE MIB index brings together the 40 largest Italian listed companies.

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Main index
FTSE MIB
Constituents
40
Currency
EUR
Dominant sector
Financials

The FTSE MIB index has historically been more heavily weighted towards financials (banks and insurers) and energy than other European indices such as Germany's DAX, which leans more towards industrials and technology.

For a UK investor, gaining exposure to Piazza Affari means diversifying beyond the domestic market — though it's worth remembering that focusing on a single foreign market still offers less geographic diversification than a global equity ETF.

Main Borsa Italiana stocks

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StockSectorPriceToday's change
ENI Energy
Intesa Sanpaolo Financials
Enel Utilities
Ferrari Luxury goods
UniCredit Financials

Frequently asked questions

What does FTSE MIB stand for?
It's the index bringing together the 40 main companies listed on Piazza Affari by market cap and liquidity — the leading indicator of the Borsa Italiana's performance.
Can Piazza Affari stocks be bought through any broker?
Most brokers available to UK investors offer access to Borsa Italiana, but terms (fees, hours) vary — check our broker comparison for details.

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