22 December 2014Insurance

Delta Lloyd defends CFO after regulator demands dismissal

The Dutch central bank has fined insurer Delta Lloyd €22.8 million and ordered it to dismiss its chief financial officer (CFO) following an investigation into alleged improper gains in 2012. But the company has said it will fight the decision and stands by its CFO.

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