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Banca Generali posts €471M inflows in August, +25% YoY

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Banca Generali posts €471M inflows in August, +25% YoY

Banca Generali reported strong net inflows in August, confirming solid demand from clients and resilience despite a volatile environment. Year-to-date inflows reached €4 billion, in line with full-year targets.



Banca Generali closed August with net inflows of €471 million, up 25% year-on-year. Since the start of 2025, cumulative inflows have totaled €4 billion, fully consistent with the bank’s guidance.



The breakdown of flows shows a preference for managed solutions:

  1. Assets under Investment: €201M in August (€2B YTD), driven by funds (€92M; €442M YTD) and financial wrappers (€41M; €722M YTD).
  2. Insurance products: natural outflows of €46M in August, but still +€652M YTD.
  3. Other assets: €270M in August (€2B YTD), supported by liquidity (€189M; €243M YTD).


CEO Gian Maria Mossa commented: “This is a very solid monthly result, reflecting the dedication of our bankers and the trust of clients. Despite the summer period and extraordinary operations in the sector, we recorded double-digit growth in flows, confirming the strength and loyalty of our customer base.”


Looking ahead, Banca Generali expects a significant acceleration in inflows in Q4 to meet its ambitious targets.

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