Aegon to Divest $700 Million in Transamerica Life-Reinsurance Liabilities
08 August 2018 - 2:43AM
Dow Jones News
By Adam Clark
Dutch insurance and asset management company Aegon NV (AGN.AE)
said Tuesday that it has agreed to divest the last substantial
block of its life-reinsurance business, held in U.S. subsidiary
Transamerica Corp.
Aegon said it will reinsure $700 million in liabilities through
Scor SE's (SCR.FR) global-life business, which took on the majority
of Transamerica's reinsurance business in deals in 2011 and 2017.
The deal is expected to result in a one-time $50 million boost to
Transamerica's capital position, and a slightly positive effect on
recurring capital generation.
Aegon said the deal will result in a pretax loss of $105
million, but won't affect its underlying earnings as this block of
reinsurance is already held as a run-off business.
Write to Adam Clark at adam.clark@dowjones.com
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