ING Nederlanden collected 1,243.8bn ROL (over $38.5m) in insurance premiums in the first half, up 28.2% from the corresponding period of the previous year when it posted 970.1bn ROL revenues. The subscribed premiums rose from 967.5bn ROL in H1 2002, to 1,316.2bn ROL. According to the Insurance Supervision Commission (CSA), the company posted 84.4bn ROL net profit last year for a total collected premium volume worth 2.401,3bn ROL, up from the 1,088.6bn ROL in 2001. The results turned the company into the number one of the life insurance market, with 57.93% market share, followed by Asirom, AIG Life, Aviva and Omniasig Viata. ZF
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Nederlanden makes $38.5m in H1
ING Nederlanden collected 1,243.8bn ROL (over $38.5m) in insurance premiums in the first half, up 28.2% from the corresponding period of the previous year when it posted 970.1bn ROL revenues. The subscribed premiums rose from 967.5bn ROL in H1 2002, to 1,316