Promoted by the Generali Group and the ALTIS – Postgraduate School Business & Society of the Milan‟s Catholic University – “Generali Millennium” enhances technical and product competences to make a meaningful contribution to the quality of life of thousands of poor families in India. Click here to view the Press Release.

According to Standard & Poor’s “the group still boasts a very strong earnings generation potential based on solid business fundamentals”. The agency “continues to see Generali’s liquidity as „very strong‟ on the back of large and positive net inflows from a widely diversified base of assets and operations”.

“The ratings on Generali – explains S&P - continue to reflect its “very strong” competitive position and operating performance as well as its “strong” enterprise risk management”.
The rating revision reflects the negative impact on Generali’s capital adequacy, with respect to S&P‟s model, of low interest rates, increased credit spreads, and volatile equity markets.

The agency also underlines that Generali‟s rating exceeds Italy‟s by two notches. Click here to view the Press Release.

Milan. At a meeting chaired by Gabriele Galateri di Genola, the Assicurazioni Generali Board of Directors approved the consolidated results as of 30 September 2011.

In a macroeconomic context affected by an exceptional crisis in the financial markets and sovereign debt, which worsened in the third quarter, the Group closed the first nine months of the year with improved technical results in both Life and Non-Life segments. The strong growth in the Non-Life operating result and the steady performance in the financial segment allowed the Group to counterbalance the impact of the financial markets on the Life sector and maintain an overall stable operating result. Click here to view the Press Release.