Generali won’t cut shareholder pay to fund M&A, but might manage both

European insurance group Generali may or may not be harbouring further M&A ambitions, but wouldn’t let that any such hopes get in the way of an established trend for ever-increasing shareholder remuneration, CEO Philippe Donnet has argued.

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Generali won’t cut shareholder pay to fund M&A, but might manage both

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