Quinto Quintieri was an Italian engineer and banker.
12 Facts About Quinto Quintieri
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Quinto Quintieri briefly served as the minister of treasury and finance in 1944 shortly after the end of the Fascist rule in Italy.
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Quinto Quintieri's family were from Carolei, a village in the Cosentino area.
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Quinto Quintieri's father was a landowner and an academic who was the cofounder of the Bank of Calabria.
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Quinto Quintieri received a degree in engineering from the University of Naples.
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Quinto Quintieri was appointed minister of treasury and finance in the second Badoglio cabinet which lasted only 47 days between 22 April 1944 and 8 June 1944.
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Quinto Quintieri was one of the three Calabrian representatives in the government.
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Quinto Quintieri started a newspaper entitled Il Giornale which folded in 1957 and a weekly La Liberta in June 1944.
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In 1946, Quinto Quintieri was elected as a member to the Constituent Assembly for the Italian Liberal Party.
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Quinto Quintieri served there between 25 June 1946 and 31 January 1948.
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Quinto Quintieri became vice-president of Confindustria in 1949 and then president of the Union of Industrialists which included representations from the six countries of the European Coal and Steel Community.
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Quinto Quintieri remained unmarried and died in Geneva, Switzerland, on 23 December 1968.