Insurer Aegon's first-quarter pretax income misses expectations
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - U.S.-Dutch insurer Aegon NV on Tuesday reported worse than expected first-quarter underlying income due to the impact of coronavirus and falling interest rates in the United States, where it does the bulk of its business under the Transamerica brand.However, group solvency rose to 208%, up from 190% in March, as the company withheld paying dividends and as a fall in estimated liabilities at the company's Dutch subsidiary led to a "fair value" gain of 1.9 billion..