Allianz plans 3 bln-euro share buyback after rise in profits (REUTERS)
Allianz, Europe's largest insurer, proposed spending 3 billion euros ($3.2 billion) on buying back its own shares on Thursday after the Munich-based firm posted higher than expected profits and said it was adjusting its policy on budgeting for possible takeovers..
Allianz to launch €3bn share buyback as earnings gain (THE FINANCIAL TIMES)
Allianz said it would launch a share buyback worth up to €3bn, as Europe’s largest insurance group posted a 23 per cent rise in fourth-quarter profits.
Allianz plans $3.2B share buyback as 4Q profit climbs (BLOOMBERG)
Dieter Wemmer, chief financial officer at Allianz, discusses the company's dividend and share buyback plans, his outlook for the company and where he sees opportunity.
Allianz: Bumper buyback shows insurer’s strength (THE WALL STREET JOURNAL)
People often complain their insurers don’t pay out what they should: Investors in Allianz can have no such gripes. The Germany-based global insurer and owner of asset manager Pimco launched a €3 billion ($3.18 billion) share buyback in its 2016 results on top of a 4% increase in its ordinary dividend in line with profit growth for the year..
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