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Aegon Raises Shareholder Payout, Shares Jump

The Dutch company also announced it is considering moving its primary listing to the U.S.

Aegon swung to a net profit of €606 million from a net loss of €65 million.
Aegon swung to a net profit of €606 million from a net loss of €65 million. Photo: STR New/REUTERS

Shares in Aegon jumped on Thursday after the Dutch insurance and asset-management company said it would increase its buyback program and interim dividend.

In morning trading, shares trade 6.4% higher at 6.85 euros and have risen 20% year to date.

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