Dutch insurer Aegon's solvency slips on low interest rates
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch insurer Aegon's capital position weakened in the first half of the year because of low interest rates and other unfavourable market developments, it said on Thursday.Aegon's solvency rate under Europe's new Solvency II accounting regime slipped to 197% at the end of June, from 211% at the end of 2018. Analysts polled by the company had, on average, expected a ratio of 204%, slightly above the company's 150-200% target range."In a turbulent first half of 2019, market..