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Posted on June 12, 2018

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Published by Gbaf News
Posted on June 12, 2018

LUXEMBOURG – The OneLife Company S.A. (OneLife) and its parent company The OneLife Holding Sàrl published their annual report and accounts, confirming 2017 as a year of significant progress.
In terms of financial performance, OneLife collected EUR 506 million in new business premiums (+40% compared to 2016), which brought the overall Company Assets under Management to EUR 5.2 billion.
The Company reported a profit of EUR 5.9 million in 2017 (+34% compared to 2016).
Finally, the Company maintained its capital level throughout 2017 in accordance with the capital management policy and well above regulatory requirements. As at 31 December 2017, the Company’s solvency II ratio was 163%.
Lootvoet, Chief Financial Officer, said: “We are extremely pleased to see 2017 experiencing positive evolution on all financial indicators with higher premiums, higher net profit, a consolidated solvency position, further investment diversification of the Company and a return above the Luxembourg benchmarks. Those results were made possible through the exceptional engagement of our teams that succeeded in transforming the Company while improving its performance!”
This performance results from a strategy rolled out in 2016 and built around product enhancement, talent acquisition, geographical diversification and digital transformation.
Antonio Corpas, Chief Executive Officer, said: “Significant investment over the past few years through all areas of our business is beginning to bear fruits and we witnessed strong financial performance for 2017. We are now well-positioned to pursue our global ambitions and continue to serve our valued partners and clients by enhancing the customer experience, mixing at best digital capabilities and human expertise”.
LUXEMBOURG – The OneLife Company S.A. (OneLife) and its parent company The OneLife Holding Sàrl published their annual report and accounts, confirming 2017 as a year of significant progress.
In terms of financial performance, OneLife collected EUR 506 million in new business premiums (+40% compared to 2016), which brought the overall Company Assets under Management to EUR 5.2 billion.
The Company reported a profit of EUR 5.9 million in 2017 (+34% compared to 2016).
Finally, the Company maintained its capital level throughout 2017 in accordance with the capital management policy and well above regulatory requirements. As at 31 December 2017, the Company’s solvency II ratio was 163%.
Lootvoet, Chief Financial Officer, said: “We are extremely pleased to see 2017 experiencing positive evolution on all financial indicators with higher premiums, higher net profit, a consolidated solvency position, further investment diversification of the Company and a return above the Luxembourg benchmarks. Those results were made possible through the exceptional engagement of our teams that succeeded in transforming the Company while improving its performance!”
This performance results from a strategy rolled out in 2016 and built around product enhancement, talent acquisition, geographical diversification and digital transformation.
Antonio Corpas, Chief Executive Officer, said: “Significant investment over the past few years through all areas of our business is beginning to bear fruits and we witnessed strong financial performance for 2017. We are now well-positioned to pursue our global ambitions and continue to serve our valued partners and clients by enhancing the customer experience, mixing at best digital capabilities and human expertise”.