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1925 |
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Assicurazioni Generali sets up operations in Brazil
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Generali brought experience and professionalism to the fledgling Brazilian Insurance market, adopting an innovative approach in its operations from the outset. Marking the dawn of a new era in Brazilian insurance, it became a benchmark for many local insurers in the Life Insurance sector. |
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1931 |
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After 6 years of operating in Brazil, Generali commemorates the centenary of its foundation in Italy .
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The 1930's saw the emergence of Private Pension Institutions and bodies such as the IRB (Brazilian Reinsurance Institute), setting a new direction in the insurance market.
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1938 |
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The Generali Building is opened in Rio de Janeiro. |
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The head office starts operating in its own building, one of the first skyscrapers in Rio.
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1956 |
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Generali acquires a controlling interest in Companhia de Seguros Mercúrio (Mercury Insurance Co.).
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1959 |
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The Assicurazioni Generali Building is opened in the centre of São Paulo.
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Generali starts expanding its services in the Brazilian insurance market, gaining prestige as a company essentially dedicated to the insurance business.
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1973 |
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Following the take–over of Mercúrio, the Company is renamed Generali do Brasil – Companhia Nacional de Seguros.
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Generali obtains its operating license and starts operating as a Brazilian company. |
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1980 |
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Work starts on the renovation of the Generali Building in Avenida Rio Branco, in the centre of Rio de Janeiro.
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