Intesa Sanpaolo
Intesa Sanpaolo is Italy's largest bank: it lends to households and businesses through about 2,600 Italian branches and the digital bank Isybank, and earns a growing share of its income from managing €1.46 trillion of customers' savings, insurance and investments.
Earns more from managing savings than most banks.
It owns its fund manager, insurer and private bank, so fees on customer savings stay inside the group.
How big is Intesa Sanpaolo?
Almost half from Italian retail banking.
- Banca dei Territori46%€12.3B
- IMI Corporate & Investment Banking18%€4.82B
- Private Banking13%€3.44B
- International Banks12%€3.26B
- Other11%
Bank Italy, then manage its savings.
- 1Italian household savings
- 2Own funds and insurance
- 3Households and businesses
Owning its own asset manager, insurer and private bank lets it keep the fees on €1.46 trillion of customer assets instead of sharing them.
- Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo6.602%
- Fondazione Cariplo (Cassa di Risparmio delle Provincie Lombarde)5.5%
CEO: Carlo Messina
- 1998Banca Intesa formed
- 2007Intesa Sanpaolo created
- 2020Takes control of UBI Banca
- 2023Isybank digital bank launched
- 2026Offer for Monte dei Paschi di Siena
Every number on this page comes from Intesa Sanpaolo's own reports.
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