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Company’s results under Belgian norm for the period are shown below in Section A. Business and Performance. The business reported an underwriting gain for the reporting period of € 15,745,618 (2023: a profit of € 17,000,366).This strong bottom-line

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portfolio), Monument has experienced higher collective transfer and reduction phenomenon than expected. Corporate customer behaviour is driven by the absence of profit sharing at Integrale during the last two-years and the need for MAB to be trusted

investments. The responsibility for investment decisions depends on the nature of the insurance product: - For traditional not-for-profit savings and insurance activities, asset management is generally outsourced to external asset managers. These asset

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/or negative consequences for the Company;  Delays occur in processing customer requests which could benefit the servicing company at the expense of the customer e.g. delay claim payments to maximise profit;  Complaints compensation paid to customers... interest. For example, one company may prioritise short-term profitability, while another company may prioritise long-term growth;  An individual hires, promotes or otherwise provides special treatment in the workplace to a person due to a personal