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    Generali Investors Should Vote to Keep CEO in the Job, Proxy Adviser Iss Says

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    Posted on April 5, 2025

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    Last updated: January 24, 2026

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    ISS advises Generali investors to support CEO Philippe Donnet for another term, emphasizing strategic continuity. Mediobanca backs this recommendation.

    ISS Recommends Generali Investors Support CEO Donnet

    MILAN (Reuters) - Leading governance adviser Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) has recommended Generali investors vote to hand CEO Philippe Donnet another term at a general meeting on April 24.

    Donnet has been put forward as a candidate by the insurer's main investor Mediobanca.

    ISS recommended voting for Mediobanca's slate of board nominees, and against two others. One of these was submitted by another major Generali investor who is a longtime Donnet opposer, while the other was submitted by a group of Italian fund managers.

    "Overall, the company has been performing well in recent years, and supporting the slate of candidates submitted by Mediobanca appears the best option for ensuring strategic and management continuity," ISS said.

    "Supporting alternative slates might entail significant risk of ungovernability and strategic disruption," it added in a proxy voting report for investors seen by Reuters.

    (Reporting by Valentina Za)

    Key Takeaways

    • •ISS recommends Generali investors support CEO Philippe Donnet.
    • •Mediobanca backs Donnet for another term.
    • •ISS advises against alternative board slates.
    • •Continuity is deemed crucial for Generali's strategy.
    • •Voting occurs at the general meeting on April 24.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Generali investors should vote to keep CEO in the job, proxy adviser ISS says

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is the recommendation by ISS for Generali investors to support CEO Philippe Donnet for another term.

    2Why does ISS support Donnet?

    ISS supports Donnet to ensure strategic and management continuity at Generali.

    3Who opposes Donnet's reappointment?

    A major Generali investor and a group of Italian fund managers oppose Donnet's reappointment.

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