Generali's profit slides 35% in 2020; CEO hails 'excellent' results

Generali's profit slides 35% in 2020; CEO Donnet hails 'excellent' results

Philippe Donnet, CEO, Generali

Profits fell 34.7 percent at Italian insurer Generali in the financial year 2020 despite seeing positive performance in the property/casualty, asset management and other business segments. Chief executive Philippe Donnet praised the results achieved in the face of an unprecedented crisis.

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