MILAN (Reuters) – Leading Italian insurer Generali is set to pull out of its operations in Russia following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, a source close to the situation said on Thursday. Among a number of actions it will undertake, Generali will give up its seats on the board of one of Russia’s largest insurers Ingosstrakh, in which it holds a 38% stake, the source added. The move comes as Western nations seek to distance themselves from Russian business after President Vladimir Putin ordered his troops into its neighbour. Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy’s biggest bank, is conducting a strategic revie…