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AEGON chief executive Otto Thoresen has ruled himself out as a contender to succeed Sir Sandy Crombie as chief executive at Standard Life.
AEGON plans additions, layoffs in C.R.
AEGON USA in Cedar Rapids is eliminating about 50 jobs in its investments division, but reportedly plans to transfer work to Cedar Rapids from Louisville later this year.
Aegon to cut 138 positions in Louisville
Aegon U.S., a subsidiary of Netherlands-based insurer Aegon N.V., will cut 138 positions from its Louisville offices at Aegon Tower.
Beacon's Fixed Annuity Premium Study Reports First Quarter's Fixed Annuity Sales
U.S. sales of fixed annuities were an estimated $34.9 billion in first quarter 2009 according to new data from the Beacon Research Fixed Annuity Premium Study, based on sales of 53 insurance companies representing an estimated 86% of the market .
European insurers to see tough year: Rating agencies
This year will be a challenging one for European insurers and reinsurers, according to reports by credit rating agencies Standard & Poor's Corp.
Scotland 'can forge life insurance sector change'
THE life insurance sector in Scotland is in a unique position to help forge changes in the industry that would give customers a better deal, a key industry figure has claimed.
Credit Agricole Profit Slumps 77% on Loan Provisions, Losses at Greek Unit
Credit Agricole SA, Francea s second- largest bank, reported a decline in first-quarter profit that exceeded analystsa estimates as provisions for risky loans climbed and its Greek unit posted losses.
More European Insurers Hit by Market Writedowns
More European insurers unveiled writedowns on their investments in a second wave of first-quarter results on Thursday, although some said sales were proving relatively resilient.
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Calm European Markets; Richemont, Aegon Gain
Markets in Germany and France closed nearly flat. Richemont surged 6% after it reported better than expected earnings.
Insurer Aegon posts Q1 loss of US$173 million
SLOWDOWN:: Another insurer, Prudential, also reported that revenue in the first quarter dropped as the economic downturn affected sales in Asia AP AND BLOOMBERG, AMSTERDAM Friday, May 15, 2009, Page 10 Dutch insurer Aegon NV, which has the bulk of its operations in the US, yesterday reported a 173 million euro loss for the first quarter, citing ...
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KSS, SNE, AEG, GIGM, LEA and PLFE Expected To Be Lower After Earnings Releases on Thursday
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Aegon sells Taiwan unit to free capital
Aegon NV of the Netherlands is to sell its unprofitable Taiwanese life insurance unit to Zhongwei Company Ltd.
Insurer Aegon pulls out of Taiwan
STRATEGIC PRIORITIES: The Dutch insurer has agreed to transfer its local business to Taipei-based Zhongwei, which for now will retain the name and its employees By Kevin Chen STAFF REPORTER Thursday, Apr 23, 2009, Page 12 Following in the footsteps of Prudential PLC and ING Groep NV, Aegon NV announced yesterday it would sell its Taiwanese life ...
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WITH corporate news grinding to a virtual standstill last week, veteran commentator David Buik attempted to rekindle a City favourite, inviting bets on who will replace Sandy Crombie at Standard Life.
Correction: TARP life insurers story
In an April 8 story about life insurers, The Associated Press reported erroneously that regulators approved applications earlier this year from Genworth Financial, Prudential Financial and Aegon NV to become thrift holding companies so they could gain access to the Treasury Department's bank rescue fund.
US Treasury may aid some life insurers, shares up
Shares of large U.S. life insurance companies surged Wednesday following news they may receive aid from the government's $700 billion financial industry rescue program.
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INSURANCE giant Aegon has reported a 2008 net loss of A 1.02 billion, after being hit by asset writedowns.
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Aegon loses $1.5 billion; life insurance sales drop
Dutch insurer Aegon NV reported a net loss of $1.53 billion in the fourth quarter, due mostly to falling values of investments.