Caltagirone rises in Generali over 7% and grows in Banco Bpm: on the stock exchange the group has stakes of 5,4 billion

The group Caltagirone goes back to the capital of Generali and stands at a share of over 7%, as emerges from an update of the financial portfolio which records stakes in various listed companies for an amount of 5,4 billion euros. In MY BAG Caltagirone has stakes in Mediobanca (where however its share fell below 10%), in Bpm bank (where it rose above 1,3%) in Anima (3,46%), in Azimuth (0,6%) and in That (5,4%) but it is above all the growth in Generali's capital that is making the news and turning the spotlight on. Why did Caltagirone increase his investment in the Lion of Trieste? For three reasons: because the stock is the best among insurance companies in Europe with a rise since the beginning of the year of 37,4%; because the company led by Philip Donnet guarantees rich dividends and because in spring the Generali nominations meeting will be held where Caltagirone has never hidden his desire to conquer the Lion and where he will surely try again despite the clear defeat of the last meeting when the international funds turned their backs on him and voted to confirm Donnet who intends to run again with the support of Mediobanca, which is the company's largest shareholder.