Belt and Road: Is the new Silk Road coming back home?

It’s fitting that Italy – the country that produced the world’s first sinologist Marco Polo – should be the first western economy to want to sign up to the BRI. But what do treasurers need to watch for?

By Suhas Bhat

Mar 12, 2019

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As the first European country that first made contact – thanks to 13^th century wanderer Marco Polo – it’s entirely fitting that Italy should be the first major western economy to signal it will sign up to the Belt and Road Initiative.

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