Unipol Assicurazioni is tracked as a listed Italian insurance and financial-services group, headquartered in Italy. Unipol combines Italian non-life and life insurance with wider financial and service activities, while its recent corporate simplification makes current-versus-historical identity control central to a useful source guide.
Source-reviewed company references
Unipol Assicurazioni: Unipol Assicurazioni Share Record / exchange record
The exchange page supports the current listed-company identity and ISIN.
Why it matters: This card anchors Unipol Assicurazioni evidence from Unipol Assicurazioni Share Record / exchange record and preserves the stated disclosure scope.
Public exchange path inventoried. Exclude current price, capitalization, volume, and performance.
Public exchange path inventoried. Exclude current price, capitalization, volume, and performance.
Unipol Assicurazioni: Financial Reports and SFCR Library / regulatory reporting
The library separates annual reports, consolidated financial statements, and Group and Solo solvency reports.
Why it matters: This card anchors Unipol Assicurazioni evidence from Financial Reports and SFCR Library / regulatory reporting and preserves the stated disclosure scope.
HTTP 200 official library reviewed. Select the exact group, insurance-group, or solo document before using a solvency measure.
HTTP 200 official library reviewed. Select the exact group, insurance-group, or solo document before using a solvency measure.
Unipol Assicurazioni: FY2025 Preliminary Consolidated Results / full-year results
Consolidated net profit was EUR 1,530 million, Insurance Group net profit EUR 1,208 million, direct insurance income EUR 17.4 billion, combined ratio 92.9%, and consolidated solvency ratio 233%.
Why it matters: This card anchors Unipol Assicurazioni evidence from FY2025 Preliminary Consolidated Results / full-year results and preserves the stated disclosure scope.
HTTP 200 official release reviewed. The Insurance Group solvency ratio of 281% has a different perimeter from the consolidated ratio.
HTTP 200 official release reviewed. The Insurance Group solvency ratio of 281% has a different perimeter from the consolidated ratio.
Unipol Assicurazioni: 2025 Consolidated Financial Statements / annual report
The report provides audited consolidated statements, segment results, risk, governance, and accounting-policy context for 2025.
Why it matters: This card anchors Unipol Assicurazioni evidence from 2025 Consolidated Financial Statements / annual report and preserves the stated disclosure scope.
Official PDF reviewed. Use consolidated values only for the group perimeter.
Official PDF reviewed. Use consolidated values only for the group perimeter.
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Business And Entity Overview
Unipol publishes current consolidated and separate annual reports, preliminary results, and group-versus-solo SFCR materials, with Borsa Italiana support for the listed identity. The profile is bounded to Unipol Assicurazioni S.p.A and the consolidated or parent scope identified by each source. It does not transfer group figures automatically to every licensed insurer, branch, brand, or other subsidiary.
Source-Reviewed Evidence
- FY2025 Preliminary Consolidated Results / full-year results (FY2025, year ended 2025-12-31). Consolidated net profit was EUR 1,530 million, Insurance Group net profit EUR 1,208 million, direct insurance income EUR 17.4 billion, combined ratio 92.9%, and consolidated solvency ratio 233%. Scope: Unipol Group and separately labeled Insurance Group measures. Caution: HTTP 200 official release reviewed. The Insurance Group solvency ratio of 281% has a different perimeter from the consolidated ratio.
- 2025 Consolidated Financial Statements / annual report (FY2025). The report provides audited consolidated statements, segment results, risk, governance, and accounting-policy context for 2025. Scope: Unipol Group consolidated. Caution: Official PDF reviewed. Use consolidated values only for the group perimeter.
- Financial Reports and SFCR Library / regulatory reporting (2025 reporting library). The library separates annual reports, consolidated financial statements, and Group and Solo solvency reports. Scope: Unipol consolidated, Insurance Group, and solo reports as labeled. Caution: HTTP 200 official library reviewed. Select the exact group, insurance-group, or solo document before using a solvency measure.
- Unipol Assicurazioni Share Record / exchange record (Current issuer record reviewed 2026-07-15). The exchange page supports the current listed-company identity and ISIN. Scope: Unipol Assicurazioni S.p.A. listed security. Caution: Public exchange path inventoried. Exclude current price, capitalization, volume, and performance.
Entity Boundary
Use Unipol Assicurazioni S.p.A. as the listed parent and Unipol Group for consolidated reporting. UnipolSai historical materials, operating subsidiaries, banking interests, and named solo solvency perimeters remain distinct. Preserve the post-merger current name and do not transfer Unipol Group, Insurance Group, solo-company, or historical UnipolSai figures across perimeters.
Lines And Geographic Context
The reviewed source pack supports connections to Property and Casualty, Life and Health. Italy is the home-jurisdiction reference; other geographies require their own segment or legal-entity support.
Why This Profile Exists
Keeping the 4 reviewed source cards together gives readers a stable route from corporate identity to periodic reporting, capital or regulatory context, and public listing or profile evidence. The profile does not present a score, comparison table, or commercial recommendation.
Reader Note
This profile is source-led reference material. Periodic figures retain the source's metric label, unit, reporting period, and entity scope. Ratings, regulatory measures, listing records, and issuer-defined measures are contextual evidence, not standalone judgments about financial strength, suitability, security value, product choice, pricing, or available insurance capacity.