Alexreferee11
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Il problema Maurizio è che DT non può arrivare a un accordo commerciale definitivo con la Cina; non avrebbe più "armi" poi per la sua campagna politica..e quindi sono mesi che fa pressione sulla Fed..
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Assicurazioni Generali SpA's (G.MI) net profit for the first six months of the year rose roughly 35%, buoyed by improved operating results and gains on the sales of some businesses.
The positive results cap the first six months of the Italian insurer's new strategic plan, under which it wants to cut its debt and is targeting growth in earnings per share at an annual rate between 6% and 8% through 2021.
Net profit for the period rose to 1.79 billion euros ($1.99 billion) from EUR1.33 billion a year earlier, it said Thursday.
Gross written premiums edged up 1.8% to EUR35.73 billion.
The insurer posted a capital gain of EUR352 million on the disposal of Generali Leben, while the sale of its Belgian business led to a gain of EUR128 million.
Stripping out the effects of disposals, profit increased 6.4%.
Operating results were boosted by the performance of its three main business segments and improved 7.6% to EUR2.72 billion. The asset-management business posted a roughly 17% increase in operating result, while the property and casualty business grew 1.4% and the life segment 4%.
The group solvency ratio declined to 209% from 217% at the end of last year. This is mostly due to the impact of regulatory changes, the company explained.
"The first half of the year confirms the effective and disciplined implementation of the three-year strategic plan 'Generali 2021' in all business segments," Chief Executive Philippe Donnet said.
The positive results cap the first six months of the Italian insurer's new strategic plan, under which it wants to cut its debt and is targeting growth in earnings per share at an annual rate between 6% and 8% through 2021.
Net profit for the period rose to 1.79 billion euros ($1.99 billion) from EUR1.33 billion a year earlier, it said Thursday.
Gross written premiums edged up 1.8% to EUR35.73 billion.
The insurer posted a capital gain of EUR352 million on the disposal of Generali Leben, while the sale of its Belgian business led to a gain of EUR128 million.
Stripping out the effects of disposals, profit increased 6.4%.
Operating results were boosted by the performance of its three main business segments and improved 7.6% to EUR2.72 billion. The asset-management business posted a roughly 17% increase in operating result, while the property and casualty business grew 1.4% and the life segment 4%.
The group solvency ratio declined to 209% from 217% at the end of last year. This is mostly due to the impact of regulatory changes, the company explained.
"The first half of the year confirms the effective and disciplined implementation of the three-year strategic plan 'Generali 2021' in all business segments," Chief Executive Philippe Donnet said.
NoWay
It's time to play the game
Altra trimestrale forte... come facciano le società italiane ad ottenere risultati simili in un contesto come il nostro è sempre più un mistero...
NoWay
It's time to play the game
Sì, hai ragione... ormai sembra che in politica si debba solo distruggere, di sicuro perchè è molto più facile che costruire...
NoWay
It's time to play the game
NoWay
It's time to play the game
giancarlo22
Forumer storico
Questo ha proprio dell'incredibile...
Comunque vendono ad un prezzo non inferiore al valore di rimborso… si spera che se ne accorgano al più presto !!!
NoWay
It's time to play the game
Lo scambio è stato a 100,01...
giancarlo22
Forumer storico
Vero, 80 pezzi qualcuno è riuscito a comprarli a 100,01.... chissà se li ha venduti il MM !!!
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