Filippone: 'Record balance sheet for Reale, push on foreign and eco-systems'
The group closes 2025 with top results and looks to the future between external growth and consolidation of achievements
A record balance sheet and a series of options on the table, from international development to strengthening the two health and living property ecosystems, which aim to definitively consolidate the growth path that has been in place for some years now despite the often challenging context. This is what emerges from this interview with Luca Filippone, general manager of Reale Group, who in view of the April shareholders' meeting also confirms the commitment to return the usual mutual benefits to insured members.
Let's start with the results, the numbers paint a positive picture
This is a record balance for us. And we got there because in 2025 we completed the work, i.e. we did what was needed to equip ourselves in the face of exogenous factors, such as climate change and the energy and inflation crisis, which had affected the insurance industry in previous years. Repricing has enabled us to cope with new values in terms of loss ratios and to move towards a recovery of profitability, which can be seen in the combined ratio, with the local dropping to 98%. A recovery of profitability that has also passed from knowing how to seize growth opportunities, we have positioned ourselves well and grown well both in Italia and abroad, focusing less on volumes and more on the quality of prospective revenues. So as to lay a solid foundation for the future.
Has the obligation to take out catnat policies for companies brought any benefits?
In December, we saw a surge in policies. Yes there has been a positive impact, but not an extraordinary one; it is no coincidence that Ania estimates that, considering those who had the obligation to take out insurance, the percentage of those who chose protection rose from 7 to 15%. Something has moved, but there is still much to be done and also to be imagined, because this protection will sooner or later have to cover families as well.

