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When was Allianz founded?
In which sector does Allianz operate? What kind of business is Allianz engaged in?
Allianz's operations break down into the following lines of business:
- Property and Casualty Insurance
- Life and Health Insurance
- Asset Management
Which companies belong to the Allianz Group?
Where is Allianz's head office?
The Head Office of Allianz SE is in Munich. Its address is as follows:
Allianz SE
Königinstrasse 28
80802 Munich
Germany
Who is on the Board of Management?
Who is on the Supervisory Board?
How many employees does Allianz Group have?
Who are Allianz's biggest competitors?
Where can I access the latest company news?
When will the next financial results be published?
How can I get hold of the latest Annual Report or Half-year Report?
What is the difference between the Annual Report of Allianz Group and the Annual Report of Allianz SE?
Every year Allianz SE publishes its financial statements as well as its consolidated financial statements. The Annual Report of Allianz SE (financial statements) only concerns the holding company Allianz SE that is based in Munich. Since 2006 the legal form of Allianz SE has been that of a European company (Societas Europaea). The financial statements of the holding company Allianz SE are drawn up according to the requirements of the HGB (Handelsgesetzbuch – German Commercial Code).
The Annual Report of Allianz Group contains the consolidated financial statements of Allianz SE and its subsidiaries. The consolidated financial statements are drawn up on the basis of the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
Which accounting regulations are the financial statements of the Allianz Group based on?
Allianz Group is drawing up its financial statements according to the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
The annual financial statement of Allianz SE is drawn up according to the requirements of the HGB (Handelsgesetzbuch – German Commercial Code).
How can I acquire Allianz shares?
At which stock exchanges is the Allianz share traded?
How is Allianz valued on stock exchanges (market capitalization)?
How many shareholders does Allianz have?
Who are the largest shareholders?
How many shares are there currently?
Is the company authorized to acquire treasury shares (share buy-back)?
The Management has been authorized to acquire treasury shares of Allianz SE. The authorization was approved under Agenda Item 8 of the Annual General Meeting on May 8, 2024, and is limited until May 7, 2029. The Management received authorization to acquire treasury shares representing up to 10% of the capital stock.
The acquisition of treasury shares may be carried out through a stock exchange, through a public tender offer, through a public exchange offer for shares of a stock exchange-listed company or via multilateral trading facilities. The acquisition can be carried out also by means of derivatives. The legal basis of this authorization is § 71 Abs. 1 Nr. 8 AktG (German Stock Corporation Act).
Total holdings of treasury shares of Allianz SE must not exceed 10% of the capital stock at any time.
Is Allianz purchasing own shares?
When did the last cum-rights capital increase take place at Allianz?
When did Allianz last carry out a share split?
What categories of share has Allianz issued?
What significance do registered shares with restricted transferability have for the shareholder?
Allianz SE issues registered shares with restricted transferability. Under German stock corporation law, companies with registered shares consider only those persons as shareholders, who are recorded in the company's share register.
To be recorded in the share register is relevant for taking part in general meetings and making use of voting rights and it also facilitates direct communication with shareholders. This way, for instance, shareholders can be invited personally to attend general meetings.
The restriction on share transferability goes right back to the foundation of Allianz in 1890. This practice is widespread in the insurance industry in Germany. In accordance with its statutes, the company will only withhold the approval for a transfer of shares if extraordinary reasons exist and if it is considered to be in the interest of the company. For several decades no such case has occurred.
With the standardization of share transfer processes, the restriction on share transferability does not cause any delay in the registration in the share register and does not impede in any way the trading of the shares on stock exchanges.
When was the Allianz share first listed on a stock exchange and at what price?
When was the Allianz share included in the DAX®?
Which Allianz Group companies are listed?
The following companies have a stock exchange listing:
- Allianz SE, Munich (DE0008404005)
- Allianz Malaysia Berhad, Kuala Lumpur (MYL1163OO004)
Does Allianz SE offer an ADR program in the USA?
What was the dividend for fiscal year 2025?
When was the dividend paid out? When was the share traded ex dividend?
When does a share have to be in my securities account in order to qualify for a dividend?
I am a shareholder but I did not receive any dividend payment. Whom can I contact?
Please check first if your shares carry full dividend rights: The dividend entitlement date is always the day of the General Meeting. At this date the shares have to be registered in your securities account in order to be entitled to dividends.
Your custodian bank is responsible for the transfer of the dividend into your account. If your shares are entitled to dividends and your bank account has not been credited, please contact your bank.
How does Allianz comply with the German Corporate Governance Code?
The German Corporate Governance Code summarizes the main statutory regulations for the management and supervision of German listed companies. Furthermore, it takes into account internationally and nationally recognized behavioral standards in the form of recommendations ("shall") and provides the companies with suggestions ("should/can") for sound and responsible corporate management and supervision.
Allianz supports the German Corporate Governance Code. The Board of Management and the Supervisory Board provide an annual Declaration of Conformity regarding the Code. In terms of the principle "comply or explain" the declaration also contains possible deviations from the recommendations. This declaration is published in the Annual Report and on this website.