Allianz 安联(财富500强公司之一,总部所在地德国,主要经营保险)
- Allianz is Europe's biggest insurer, with annual premium income of about 100 billion francs, the companies said.
- Most other groups, especially market leader Allianz AG, opposed Deutsche Bank's entry into life insurance from the start.
- Allianz didn't say whom, if anyone, it will support.
- Allianz also suggested, without saying so directly, that it regrets that Paribas isn't bidding for all of Navigation Mixte's shares.
- ALLIANZ'S SOVIET VENTURE Germany's Allianz AG, Europe's largest insurance group, said it is establishing a joint venture in the Soviet Union.
- Allianz's revenue in the form of premium income rose 20% to 38.3 billion marks from the year-earlier 31.8 billion marks.
- The contracts necessary for the transaction were signed today in Munich by the Board of Management of the Allianz AG and the representatives of PIMCO.
- Allianz Holdings, Europe's biggest insurer, increased its standing from 7th to 4th.
- The French insurers UAP and Axa were very nearly joined by ING, of the Netherlands, and the massive Allianz, of Germany.
- The company is 25%-owned by Allianz, which fell 4 to 2,213 as some holders believed the big insurer's day-earlier dividend boost wasn't enough.
- Allianz, which has 223 subsidiaries world-wide and posted consolidated group net profit of 1.16 billion marks ($730 million) in 1989, is also pushing into other parts of Eastern Europe.
- The results have much improved over the years and the progress achieved would be even more visible with a market turn.' A second problem is Deutsche Versicherungs, the former state insurance monopoly in east Germany that Allianz acquired in 1990.
- For example, the bank owns 28.2% of Daimler-Benz AG, one of West Germany's largest manufacturing companies, and 10% of Allianz AG, Europe's biggest insurer.
- 'There is a risk,' says Nomura Equity Research, 'that the Allianz earnings curve over the medium term will be unspectacular.' Last year, Allianz boosted pre-tax profits by 25 per cent to DM2bn, but this year's performance has been more sedate.
- 'There is a risk,' says Nomura Equity Research, 'that the Allianz earnings curve over the medium term will be unspectacular.' Last year, Allianz boosted pre-tax profits by 25 per cent to DM2bn, but this year's performance has been more sedate.
- Allianz, for example, is connected both with Ergobank, the private Greek bank, and with Dresdner Bank.
- "From the very beginning, the intention was to merge the (company's French insurance operations) one way or another under one holding company," an Allianz spokeswoman said.
- With Allianz's deep pockets and the long-term outlook necessary to ride out most financial storms, its prospects for achieving its goals are good.
- Allianz has 223 subsidiaries world-wide and posted consolidated group net profits in 1989 of 1.16 billion marks ($740.8 million).
- That would be bad news for Navigation Mixte's current management, which was counting on Allianz to help fend off Paribas.
- Allianz, whose finance director, Mr Friedrich Schiefer, is on Continental's supervisory board, has sometimes been identified as a supporter of Continental.
- Allianz said in late March that it intended to take a 40% stake in East Germany's state insurance monopoly.
- Paribas is Allianz's main French bank, and the Munich-based group said it intends to stay neutral.
- It also would make Paribas a major French ally of West Germany's Allianz AG insurance group.
- "Allianz benefits mostly from its incomparably strong position in its domestic market," wrote SBC.
- Some West German government officials have expressed reservations about allowing Allianz such a commanding share of the East German insurance market.
- The chairman said his board members, including representatives of West German insurance giant Allianz AG and French banks Credit Lyonnais and Societe Generale, hold nearly 50% of Navigation Mixte's capital.
- Allianz officials weren't available for comment yesterday.
- Mr. Fournier said Allianz will boost its stake in Navigation Mixte to more than 5% and will take a seat on the company's board.
- Allianz also didn't disclose first-half earnings.