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Aegon on Wednesday reported a rise in operating capital generation for the first quarter of 2023 on business growth and improvement in claims experience, and said it is confident it will meet its guidance for the year.
The Dutch insurance and asset-management company posted a operating capital generation before holding funding and operating expenses of 292 million euros ($317.3 million) for the three months to March 31, a 5% increase on year. A company-compiled consensus from 13 analysts' estimates had expected EUR240 million on average.
Operating capital generation after holding funding and operating expenses rose 8% on year to EUR227 million, it said, while consensus had seen EUR179 million.
The company said it saw strong sales growth over the quarter in its U.S. Strategic Assets, U.K. Workplace business, and life insurance businesses in China and Brazil but said that reduced investor confidence due to challenging market conditions affected sales momentum in its Asset Management and U.K. Retail businesses.
Its capital at holding decreased in line with expectations to EUR1.45 billion from EUR1.61 billion, it said. Free cash flow for the quarter was EUR47 million, beating consensus estimates of EUR17 million.
Its Solvency II ratio--a measure of balance-sheet strength--stood at 210%, compared with expectations of 209%, and 208% at Dec. 31.
Aegon said the transaction to combine its Dutch business with peer ASR Nederland is on track to be closed in the second half of the year.
"I am confident that we will deliver on our strategic commitments and on our 2023 financial guidance," Chief Executive Lard Friese said. In February, the group had said it expects to deliver at least EUR1.0 billion operating capital generation from its units outside the Netherlands and to generate around EUR600 million free cash flow.

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