For Lio Capital Founder Francesco Marini, Housing Sector is in the Dawn of Post-covid Economy

LONDON, UK / ACCESSWIRE / January 27, 2021 / Almost one year has passed since the World Health Organisation declared we were entering a state of global pandemic. Amongst the struggle of scientists and health professionals to understand the disease and develop a vaccine, also governments and industries wonder what will be the scenario for Post-Covid Economy.

This is one of the main concerns of Francesco Marini, founder of Lio Capital, an investment platform with a focus on distress investments, a particularly important sector in the post-Covid context. According to the Italian entrepreneur, while sectors such as real estate renovation aimed at energy modernisation or technological integration, other low-tech businesses such as retail will still struggle if they don’t keep up with innovation.

With that in mind, the work of entrepreneurial platforms such as Lio Group or ad hoc investment funds are proving to be crucial in times like these. “Innovation requires a lot of capital, but the bank financing sector has been in crisis for around a decade. We want to support struggling companies that we believe deserve a fresh start if they are adequately supported, helping them to adopt new business models,” states Marini.

The founder of Lio Capital sees solid opportunities in the development of e-commerce platforms or, for example, the integration of artificial intelligence in various industrial processes. Such technological implementations are thus capable of rather working as a strategy to increase business competitiveness. But how is it possible to invest in such improvements when one of the biggest challenges of 2021 is the debt left by the crisis?

Francesco Marini argues that the current crisis is not like the one we have seen in 2008. “It is not a crisis of the system, but it was driven by a specific cause and this has meant that all countries have indebted themselves in the same way: each has loaded their budget with a delta of debt that has been more or less the same everywhere,” he explains. “However, the gap between individual countries has not increased, which – in my opinion – makes the situation much more manageable from a macro-economic point of view.”

With that in mind, Lio Group is focused on heavy investments in the home sector as 2020 gave us the opportunity to learn the importance of the space we live in and the role it exerts in our quality of life. “The world, partly due to Covid, has changed and, consequently, the space in which we live must also change and be modernised to meet the new needs of individuals. This means investing in the renovation of flats and residential projects,” says Marini, who sees many opportunities not only in the reconfiguration of communal spaces, but also improvements in technology structure after smart working and distance learning became the norm.

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https://www.liocapital.com
Name: Francesco Marini
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