1. Spring Memorandum 2011: Considerable setbacks do not lead to additional expenditure

... the result of the repayments made by ING and Aegon. The budgetary year 2011 is characterised by considerable setbacks. The over-expenditure mainly occurs in healthcare (primary care, exceptional medical ...

2. AEGON repays another state-aid instalment

AEGON repaid another part of the financial aid it received from the State at the end of 2008. The insurer buys back € 750 million worth of securities. AEGON pays the issue price of € 4 per security ...

3. Exit policy state participation

... and the market climate is favourable, the company may be returned to private hands. The insurer would also prefer a secondary offering. At AEGON, ING and SNS REAAL, the initiative of buying or converting ...

4. Definitive approval European Commission of support AEGON

The European Commission has definitively approved the state aid granted to AEGON N.V. in 2008. This means that the European Commission is of the opinion that AEGON will take sufficient measures to guarantee ...