The insurance company will partner with venture capital firms such as GGV Capital and Ribbit Capital as it looks to invest big in fintech innovation.
Italy-based insurance company Generali plans to invest up to €1.25bn ($1.37bn) in financial technology by the end of 2019 by working with venture capital investors, according to the Financial Times.
Generali intends to partner with VC firms including GGV Capital and fintech-focused Ribbit Capital in order to invest in companies developing technologies including mobile payments technology and big data analysis.
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