Anselm II of Savona

Anselm II of Savona was a noble of the Frankish Aleramici dynasty and margrave of Savona and Tortona. A son of Margrave Anselm I and Gisla of Milan, he and his brothers jointly ruled the Aleramic mark after their father died before 999. In 1014 Emperor Henry II named him and his brother Oberto in imperial diplomas.

He married his cousin Adela of Milan; their sons included Otto, called Teuto, who married Bertha of Turin. He was dead by 1055, when his widow named him as deceased.