Generali commits to investing €3bn in sustainable and green bonds by 2022
Written by Adam Cadle
13/10/2021
Generali has committed to investing €3bn in sustainable and green bonds by the end of 2022.
The insurer's overall climate protection goal is to make between €8.5bn and €9.5bn of new green and sustainable investments from 2021 to 2025.
Speaking at the EU Sustainable Investment Summit 2021, Generali Group CEO Philippe Donnet stressed the importance of public-private partnerships to successfully address climate change, as well as other global risks such as terrorism, cyber and pandemics.
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