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    Home > Finance > Generali aims to ink initial asset management deal with Natixis by Jan. 20, sources say
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    Generali aims to ink initial asset management deal with Natixis by Jan. 20, sources say

    Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®

    Posted on January 15, 2025

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    Last updated: January 27, 2026

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    Generali seeks a preliminary asset management deal with Natixis by Jan 20, aiming to form a major European fund manager amid industry pressures.

    Generali Seeks Initial Asset Management Deal with Natixis by January 20

    MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's top insurer Generali aims to reach a preliminary accord with Natixis Investment Managers to combine their asset management operations so as to submit the deal to its board on Jan. 20, two people close to the matter said.

    Generali and Natixis have been in discussions over a tie-up that would create a major European fund manager, at a time when the industry is under pressure to scale up to protect profit margins and sustain rising technology investments.

    Natixis, which is owned by French bank BPCE, managed 1.28 trillion euros ($1.32 trillion) in assets as of Sept. 30, against Generali's 843 billion euros.

    Generali would contribute only 650 billion euros to the combined entity, one of the sources said, while retaining the assets of its private bank Banca Generali.

    Securing approval of a preliminary accord from the board at the meeting scheduled on Monday would allow Generali to present the combination to investors at the strategy day it will hold in Venice on Jan. 30.

    News of efforts to get to an initial deal by Jan. 20 was first reported on Wednesday by Italian daily la Repubblica.($1 = 0.9705 euros)

    (This story has been corrected to say 650 billion euros, not 650 million euros, in paragraph 4)

    (Reporting by Gianluca Semeraro; Editing by Valentina Za)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Generali plans a preliminary deal with Natixis by Jan 20.
    • •The deal aims to create a major European fund manager.
    • •Generali will contribute 650 billion euros to the entity.
    • •The board meeting is scheduled for Jan 20.
    • •The strategy day presentation is set for Jan 30 in Venice.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Generali aims to ink initial asset management deal with Natixis by Jan. 20, sources say

    1What is the purpose of the discussions between Generali and Natixis?

    Generali aims to reach a preliminary accord with Natixis Investment Managers to combine their asset management operations.

    2How much in assets does Natixis manage compared to Generali?

    As of September 30, Natixis managed 1.28 trillion euros, while Generali managed 843 billion euros.

    3What is the significance of the board meeting scheduled for Monday?

    Securing approval of a preliminary accord from the board at the meeting would allow Generali to present the combination to investors at its strategy day.

    4What assets will Generali contribute to the combined entity?

    Generali would contribute 650 billion euros to the combined entity while retaining the assets of its private bank, Banca Generali.

    5When was the news of the potential deal first reported?

    News of efforts to reach an initial deal by January 20 was first reported on Wednesday by Italian daily la Repubblica.

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