Generali
Piazza Duca degli Abruzzi 2, Trieste, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, 34132, Italy
Overview
The Generali Group is one of the significant players in the global insurance and financial products market. Characterized from the very outset by a strong international outlook and now present in more than 60 countries, Generali has consolidated its position among the world's leading insurance operators, with significant market shares in western Europe In its core insurance business, the Generali Group is primarily focused on the life segment, where it is the European leader. Its offer ranges from savings and family protection policies to unit-linked policies and complex plan for multinationals. In the non-life segment, its portfolio ranges from mass-market coverage such as Car, Home, Accident & Health, to sophisticated commercial and industrial risk coverage. Generali is a leader in the retail segment and it is increasing its contribution to the commercial & corporate business, in which it serves medium and large companies at international level leveraging the Group's global reach and its strong ties with international brokers. In addition, Generali is among the world's major players in the field of assistance, through the Europ Assistance Group, which provides worldwide services in the motor, travel, health, home and family lines of business. The Group is committed to achieving the optimal client segmentation and enhancing product innovation in order to deliver a targeted approach to clients. Generali aims to be best-in-class for client retention and satisfaction. Generali Group operates in the insurance sector with a multichannel distribution strategy through a global proprietary sales network of agents, financial advisors and brokers, supported by bancassurance and direct channels (internet and telephone) where it is Europe's leader.
- Total investments
- 10
- Lead investments
- 2
- Investments · 12mo
- 4
- Active investors
- 9
Sector focus
- Finance
- Financial Services
- Health Insurance
- Insurance
- Life Insurance
- Property Insurance
Investment portfolio
- ThIA Santé Mentale
Participated · Equity · May 2026
Founded in 2022 and based in Montpellier, ThIA Santé Mentale develops a coordinated model of care in mental health that pairs digital and organizational solutions with clinical partners. The company positions itself in psychiatry, working with practitioner partners to deliver coordinated care pathways. In May 2026 it secured a €5M funding round led by institutional and insurance investors to scale that model. Investors in the round include IRDI Capital Investissement, Sofilaro Innovation, Generali, AG2R La Mondiale, and participating individual and practitioner investors. The stated use of proceeds is to extend and scale its coordinated care offering. The articles do not provide revenue, user metrics, or a valuation.
- AI6 Technologies
Led · Equity · Mar 2026
AI6 Technologies develops technology and data-driven solutions to prevent risks and optimize claims management for insurers. The company holds a rich proprietary database and domain expertise, which investors cite as differentiating assets. AI6 has specific experience addressing damage from swelling clay soils and offers solutions intended to reduce claim frequency, shorten handling and settlement times, and help control technical costs. Its platform is positioned to serve insurers in the Incendie Risques Divers (IRD) segment and to enable automation and digitalization of claims workflows. Following the recent capital injection, AI6 plans to accelerate its development with support from strategic partners such as Generali France and Socadif Capital Investissement.
- ReSoil
Participated · Equity · Dec 2025
Founded in 2022, ReSoil helps French farmers transition to agroecological practices by guaranteeing upfront revenues tied to measurable environmental improvements. Its ReSoil Carbon platform tracks carbon performance across more than 100,000 hectares—40,000 hectares in active projects and another 60,000 in development with agricultural cooperatives. The company’s projects are expected to reduce or sequester over 300,000 tonnes of CO₂, and since opening to corporate funding in 2024 it has onboarded 80 corporate clients that have committed more than €3 million to farm-level transitions. ReSoil monetises these outcomes via sector-based decarbonisation premiums and Label Bas-Carbone certified carbon credits sold on the voluntary market. The firm also supplies agricultural stakeholders with ISO 14067-aligned tools that meet GHG Protocol and SBTi FLAG standards. With fresh capital, ReSoil plans to scale its regenerative projects nationwide, enhance its digital platform with new carbon-management features, and expand its teams of agronomists and carbon-contribution experts.
- AideXa
Participated · Equity · Sep 2025
AideXa is a digital bank focused on lending to micro and small enterprises, offering credit products with an average ticket around €200k and using proprietary AI-based cash-flow scoring. The bank reported H1 2025 originations of €230 million (+34% year-over-year), more than 20,000 clients (+31%) and revenues of €19.2 million (+50%), with a pro forma CET1 ratio of 23.2%. Management plans to grow lending by €300–400 million per year and targets €1 billion of total loans and €40 million of revenue in 2025. AideXa has invested €30 million in technology to automate processes and improve client interaction via AI. The institution intends to strengthen digital channels and partnerships with agents, confidi and other financial operators. It is also evaluating M&A opportunities and is in talks for a guarantee agreement with Sace and entry into the VAT credit market. Banca AideXa is a fintech bank specializing in financing micro and small enterprises and aims to industrialize credit for that segment. The company completed a €16 million capital increase, bringing total capital raised to €96 million. At the end of Q1 2024 the bank reported over €600 million in assets and a CET1 ratio of 17.5%; the capital increase is estimated to lift CET1 to about 26%. Despite a broader credit crunch that reduced new lending to SMEs by 25% year‑over‑year in Q1 2024, Banca AideXa grew its own disbursements by 25% in the same period. The raise is intended to support the business targets for 2024, including €700 million in loan stock, €30 million in revenues, and breaking even by year‑end. Management frames the operation as confirmation of investor confidence in its model and a basis to continue offering innovative credit solutions to micro and small Italian enterprises.
- Yolo Tech Insurance
Participated · Equity · May 2024
Yolo is an insurtech startup headquartered in Milan that enables users to activate micro-insurance policies in real time and pay only for the exact period they need coverage. Its fully digital, paperless platform works on both PC and mobile, making it possible to buy protection for a specific day, week, or event. The company organizes its offering into four verticals: YOLO viaggi (travel), YOLO beni (everyday items), YOLO persone (personal coverage), and YOLO salute (health). All products follow a pay-per-use model designed for flexibility and immediacy. Co-founders Simone Ranucci Brandimarte and Gianluca De Cobelli aim to use the proceeds from their initial funding to accelerate technology and product development. To date, Yolo has secured €1 million in external financing through its first venture capital round.