Generali Investments, the asset management arm of Italy’s Generali Group, has announced plans to set up an office in London to support expansion plans for its third-party business with institutional clients and private wealth managers.
Nikko AM has named a new EMEA head; while Generali Worldwide, after losing its chief executive to Zurich, has poached a new sales manager for the firm’s Singapore branch. Zurich UK Life appointed a new CFO and RBS Group named JP Morgan Chase’s former head of wealth management in Asia as the new chief executive…
Italian insurer Generali has ended all relations with its chief executive Mario Greco following his decision to take up the top job at the Zurich Insurance Group.
Zurich Insurance Group has announced that Mario Greco, the group chief executive of Italian insurer Generali, has agreed to take on the top job at the Swiss-based giant.
In part two of our leading lights series covering views from across the financial services industry on how the next ten years will pan out, we focus on the chairmen and chief executives of the international life offices. As we celebrate reaching 10 years at International Adviser, we range across eight seasoned executives – see…
Brooks Macdonald has announced a move into Portugal with a deal making its discretionary investment services available through Generali PanEurope’s Private Wealth Portfolio (PWP).
The soon-to-be amalgamated Guernsey operations of Generali Worldwide and Generali International will focus on only eight licenced markets from 1 January next year.
Generali International, the offshore arm of the Generali Group, has confirmed when its amalgamation with Generali Worldwide Insurance Company will be completed.
Generali International’s sales manager for North Asia, Nick James, has left the company after spending more than a decade there.
Generali International has added two Guinness funds to its direct fund range.
Independent investment manager GAM has appointed James Weston to its distribution team to spearhead an international sales push of its multi-asset funds.
Generali International and Generali Worldwide Insurance Company will merge to capitalise on the globally expanding expat market, although the move will see the newly created firm withdraw from around 14 jurisdictions.
