The insurer increases its share repurchase program to return excess capital and target €1.0B cash capital reduction at holding.
Aegon raised its second-half 2026 share buyback program by €150M, bringing the total to €350M. The move follows the company’s plan to reduce cash capital at its holding level to approximately €1.0B.
The original buyback pool was set at €200M before the expansion. Aegon has previously signaled capital return initiatives as part of its strategic financial management.
No immediate market reaction was disclosed in the announcement.