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Non, ceci est impossible le transfert des droits et obligations d'un contrat d'assurance ne peut se faire que dans le cadre d'un accord commercial entre 2 compagnies d'assurances avec un aval de la Banque Nationale de Belgique. Un transfert "individuel" ne peut en aucun cas être envisagé.

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voting and other share rights in line with our sustainability commitments. • Communicate transparently with relevant stakeholders, including our customers. • Manage potential conflicts of interest, particularly where we have significant commercial

and during the first semester of the year. The asset allocation further evolved in the course of 2025 with investments in a Structured note, Commercial Mortgage Loans and material bond rotations on Emerging Markets and hybrid bonds. This evolution is...: the acquisitions of the Contassur portfolio, write-down on historical (mainly property) investments and revisions of non-economic assumptions in actuarial flow models to reflect the commercial strategy in the cash-flow models. From a Solvency

practise and commercial goals may not entail a scheme that may induce it or its staff to recommend a particular insurance product to a customer when the insurance distributor could offer another insurance product that would better meet the customer's... responsibilities relating to (potentially) conflicting activities to different persons; Monument Group: INTERNAL 1 It should be noted that MAB is an insurance company in run-off, so no new products are commercialised. 9 vii. Using “Chinese walls” (i.e.

Monument Assurance Belgium Solvency and Financial Condition Report st at 31 December 2021 30 March 2022 Monument Group: PUBLIC Table of Contents Samenvatting............................................................................................................................. 4 Executive Summary .................................................................................................................. 11 A. Business and Performance ...................................................