Aegon Ltd. increased its second-half share buyback to €350 million from €200 million after first-half operating capital generation reached €416 million, beating the €376 million median consensus estimate. The company, which is moving toward a U.S. domicile and plans to adopt the Transamerica name, now has a total 2026 buyback program of €550 million, combining the first-half authorization with the new second-half amount. Aegon's risk-based capital ratio stands at 420%, above its 400% operating level, and the company expects €350 million in implementation costs for the redomiciliation through the first half of 2028. Will Fuller is set to become president and chief operating officer in January 2027. Insider Monkey's hedge fund database shows 14 funds held Aegon positions as of March 31, 2026.
Aegon NVAegon raises buyback to €350M and beats capital generation consensus.
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