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Generali Investments appoints Matthias Paetzel as new Head of Sales for Germany and Austria
Generali Investments announces the appointment of Matthias Paetzel as Head of Sales for Germany and Austria, effective July 1st, 2025. In this role, Paetzel will be responsible for the German and Austrian markets, with a strong focus on strengthening relationships with institutional and wholesale clients. His mandate includes expanding access to the firm’s full range of capabilities, with particular emphasis on alternative asset classes and solutions but also traditional asset classes.
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Active Credit in 2025
Is volatility creating one of the best credit-picking opportunity sets in recent years?
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Parametric Insurance from an Investor’s Point of View
Parametric insurance is emerging as a transformative risk transfer solution, addressing coverage gaps and inefficiencies inherent in traditional indemnity-based insurance.
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Core Matters: AI Winning and losing countries
Our Core Matters series provides thematic research on macro, investment, and insurance topics
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Market Update: Geopolitics, Rare Minerals, and the Polar Silk Road
Donald Trump is back as the President of the United States and has quickly implemented controversial policies that challenge the global order and traditional conventions. Among the many eye-catching headlines Trump has expressed desires to annex Greenland and the Panama Canal and has even suggested that Canada become the 51st American state.
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LDI 2025: A roadmap for European asset owners
The evolving market dynamics of 2025 are set to redefine the landscape for insurance portfolios, with diverging monetary policies, rising geopolitical risks, and the increasing importance of energy transition risk at the forefront. In this outlook, Generali Asset Management’s LDI investment team explores strategic approaches to address these challenges, from optimizing duration and spread management under Solvency II to leveraging private assets for enhanced yields and stability.
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Key Investment Themes 2025
The global economy avoided recession for a second year. Inflation began to cool and the major central banks embarked on a new cycle of interest rate cuts. However, geopolitical risk rose against the backdrop of a particularly busy election calendar around the world.
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Outlook 2025: Trumponometer
Our Annual Outlook provides our key views and investment implications for the coming year
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Marco Zanuso appointed Chief Sales & Marketing Officer
Generali Investments has announced today the appointment of Marco Zanuso as Chief Sales & Marketing Officer. In this role, Zanuso will be responsible for defining and overseeing global commercial development strategies and plans aimed at strengthening Generali Investments’ positioning in key markets. He will lead a global team of sales professionals and will directly report to Woody Bradford, the Generali Investments CEO & General Manager.
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Greenfield’s Essential Transition Role
Building the next generation of renewables and related enabler technologies will be a key focus for years to come, says Ivor Frischknecht of Sosteneo Infrastructure Partners, part of Generali Investments.
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Fixed Income Outlook: Navigating the final stretch of 2024
The onset of a new rate-cutting cycle, coupled with divergent regional economic growth trends, presents a promising landscape for active bond managers. Yet inflationary and geopolitical risks lurk in the background. Against a macro environment with many moving parts, five fixed income managers from across Generali Investments explain their investment views for the last leg of 2024.
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Frontier Market Debt Resilient, diversified, uncorrelated returns
Emerging and frontier markets are perceived as highly risky and volatile but for specialist, experienced investors they present potentially diverse, uncorrelated, and resilient high yield opportunities. Indeed, historically frontier market debt has a lower beta relative to other fixed income segments, and has been more resilient in drawdown periods, explains Global Evolution, a firm that is newly part of Generali Investments and has over 20 years’ experience in emerging and frontier market debt.