finanziarie

Finanziarie is a term used in Italian to refer to matters relating to finance, budgeting, and fiscal policy. In general, it functions as an adjective describing things connected with money management, monetary policy, taxation, or economic regulation. It appears in phrases such as misure finanziarie (financial measures), politiche finanziarie (financial policies), and istituzioni finanziarie (financial institutions). When used with feminine plural nouns, the form finanziarie is employed, while masculine forms would be finanziari.

In public administration and law, finanziarie is closely associated with financial legislation. The annual financial law commonly called la legge finanziaria or la manovra finanziaria is the package of measures that sets the state budget, tax rules, and public expenditures for the coming year. In practice, the terms legge finanziaria, bilancio di previsione, and manovra economica are related and often used together in reporting and analysis.

Beyond the public sector, finanziarie appears in economic and financial journalism to describe sectors, instruments, or actors involved in finance, such as istituzioni finanziarie, mercati finanziari, and aziende finanziarie. The word therefore spans both governmental budgeting and private finance, reflecting its broad relevance to economic activity.

See also: legge finanziaria, bilancio di previsione, manovra economica, politica fiscale, istituzioni finanziarie, mercati finanziari.