Banca Mediolanum Achieves Record €11.64 Billion in Net Collections for 2025
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Banca Mediolanum concluded 2025 with a landmark year, surpassing all previous collection records and achieving a total of €11.64 billion in net collections – an 11% increase compared to 2024. The bank also experienced substantial growth in net collections under management, reaching €9.06 billion, representing an 18% rise year-over-year.
Strong Performance Driven by Savings and Loans
The financial institution’s success was fueled by robust fundraising and loan activity throughout the year. In December alone, Banca Mediolanum recorded net collections of €1.24 billion, with €885 million attributed to managed savings. New loans disbursed for the entirety of 2025 totaled €3.96 billion, while premiums from protection policies reached €246 million.
Why did banca Mediolanum achieve record results in 2025? The bank’s strong performance stemmed from a combination of robust fundraising and loan activity. Specifically, managed savings contributed substantially, with €885 million in net collections during December alone. New loans totaled €3.96 billion for the year, and protection policy premiums reached €246 million. This demonstrates a broad-based increase in customer engagement across various financial products.
Performance Fees and Tax Benefits Boost Results
Contributing to the positive outcome where performance fees, which amounted to approximately €256 million, with €193 million recognized in the final quarter of the year. looking ahead, Banca Mediolanum anticipates benefiting from the recovery of IRAP taxes totaling €140.1 million, relating to the period between 2012 and 2024, and reduced taxes of €17.2 million in 2025. Though,the bank has allocated €18.5 million to release reserves on extra profits established in 2023.
Who benefited from Banca Mediolanum’s success? Banca Mediolanum itself saw a significant boost to its bottom line, with approximately €256 million in performance fees. Stakeholders are also expected to benefit from the recovery of IRAP taxes (€140.1 million) and reduced taxes in 2025 (€17.2 million). The bank’s “Family Bankers” were specifically credited by CEO Massimo Doris for their role in driving these results.
Optimism for 2026
Massimo Doris, CEO of Banca mediolanum, expressed confidence in the bank’s future trajectory. “The excellent December data marks the end of a 12-month period to remember, with the exceeding of the historical highs on all collection data compared to the already excellent 2024,” Doris stated in a company release. He attributed the results to the dedication of the bank’s “Family Bankers” who consistently support customers in their financial decision-making.
Doris further emphasized a continued commitment to a long-term vision, stating, “We look to 2026 with our rational and optimistic approach, continuing to do our best for the satisfaction of all our stakeholders.”
Banca Mediolanum is also investing in its brand and values, with plans to open a museum in Basiglio to showcase its history and principles.
How did 2025 end for Banca Mediolanum? The year concluded on a high note, with record-breaking collection data exceeding even the strong performance of 2024. CEO Massimo Doris expressed optimism for 2026, citing the dedication of the bank’s “Family Bankers” and a commitment to
