Insurer Aegon: first-quarter pretax income 366 million euros, solvency rises to 208%
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch-based insurer Aegon on Tuesday reported worse than expected underlying income due to the impact of coronavirus and falling interest rates in the United States, where it does the bulk of its business.However, solvency rose to 208%, as the company witheld paying a dividend due to the health crisis.Underlying pretax income was 366 million euros ($396 million), against 449 million euros in a company-compiled poll.But solvency was better, against estimates of 199%, due to..