Generali and the owner of France’s Natixis Investment Managers agreed to jointly create a European asset manager overlooking ...

The Italian government has reservations over Generali's asset management deal with France's BPCE and wants further guarantees ...

Natixis Investment Managers is set to merge with the asset management arm of Italian insurer Generali, creating the largest ...

The board of Italy's top insurer Generali has approved a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that paves the way for an asset ...

Generali and BPCE have signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding for each to own 50% of the joint venture ...

T he merger between Generali and BPCE’s Natixis Investment Managers will create a European asset management powerhouse. The ...

With €1.9tn in AUM, the joint venture would allow the pair to expand globally and speed up a push into private markets.

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Generali Investments and Natixis Investment Managers are set to join forces to form a €1.9 trillion ($1.95 trillion) money ...

The combined entity will have equal ownership, with each party holding 50% and sharing governance and control.

Italy's Generali and the owner of France's Natixis are set to combine their asset management operations to create a European giant overlooking 1.9 trillion euros ($1.979 trillion) in assets.

Italy's largest insurer Generali and France's Natixis said Tuesday that they would merge their asset management businesses to forge one of the sector's largest players.