Bernardino Nogara
Bernardino Nogara was an influential Italian banker and financial administrator, known for his role in managing the Vatican's finances during the early 20th century. Appointed by Pope Pius XI after the Lateran Treaty, he oversaw significant investments and the restructuring of the Vatican's financial assets, including real estate ventures that laid the groundwork for the Vatican's modern financial infrastructure. His strategies during a politically tumultuous time, including investments in Switzerland, France, and the UK, were pivotal to ensuring the Vatican's financial stability.
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Bernardino Nogara was Pio XII's banker, involved in transferring gold during the war.
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Bernardino Nogara was entrusted by Pio XI with the management of the Vatican's assets after the Lateran treaties.
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