The Generali Group has outlined its half-year performance, releasing the company’s financial results for the first half of 2023.
Here’s how Generali’s business segments stack up in terms of operating result in the period:
|
Source |
H1 2023 operating result |
H1 2022 operating result |
|---|---|---|
|
Life |
€1.81 billion |
€1.88 billion |
|
Property & casualty |
€1.85 billion |
€998 million |
|
Asset & wealth management |
€498 million |
€491 million |
|
Holding and other businesses |
€(125 million) |
€(149 million) |
|
Consolidated |
€3.72 billion |
€2.91 billion |
Meanwhile the international insurer’s net result in the first half grew from €864 million to €2.24 billion. In the second quarter, Generali’s net result stood at €1.04 billion – an improvement from €383 million.
“The excellent first half of 2023 results continue to prove the effectiveness of our ‘Lifetime Partner 24: Driving Growth’ strategy and demonstrate that Generali is increasingly profitable, diversified, and resilient, with a strong financial position,” group chief executive Philippe Donnet said in a release.
“At the halfway point of the plan, we are fully on track to meet our ambitious targets, confirming that the group has the right set-up to navigate the continually evolving macroeconomic and geopolitical scenario.
“In addition, the recent acquisitions of Liberty Seguros and Conning, which will reinforce our insurance leadership in Europe and enhance our global asset management platform, will further strengthen our group.”
Donnet went on to thank “the efforts of all of our colleagues and agents,” saying they represent the “solid foundation” to continue achieving sustainable growth.
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