Netherlands

ING plots European IPO

Dutch financial giant ING is preparing a case for an initial public offering of its European insurance business, with a target of going to market in 2014.

ING pressing ahead on European IPO

Dutch financial giant ING is preparing a case for an initial public offering of its European insurance business, with a target of going to market in 2014.

ING to float US stake for $1.5bn

Dutch banking giant ING has filed a preliminary prospectus with the US Securities and Exchange Commission for the initial public offering of its US insurance and investment business.

Flood: A Dutch Obligation

For the first time in decades Dutch citizens can purchase flood insurance but should the product be compulsory? Francesca Nyman explains.

European M&A opportunities

A range of dynamics influenced mergers and acquisition activity across the CEE in 2012 but as Leonid Zubarev explains the CEE region remains attractive to investors.

Aviva "delivering on promise" to strengthen cost base

Aviva should be viewed as a "strong restructuring story" given most of the "heavy lifting" to improve its cost base has been completed through the disposal of underperforming business units, according to equity analysts Panmure Gordon.

Time to address International PMI fraud

As European Union members get closer to introducing the Directive on patient mobility Edmund Tirbutt asks how private medical insurers are tackling fraud in health care.

Worsening economic outlook pushes up IPT

Several governments across Europe have ramped up insurance premium tax rates in response to finance deficits and a worsening economic outlook, research has shown.

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