AEGON NV | CIK:0000769218 | 3

  • Filed: 3/23/2018
  • Entity registrant name: AEGON NV (CIK: 0000769218)
  • Generator: Donnelley Financial Solutions
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  • ifrs-full:DisclosureOfBorrowingsExplanatory

    39 Borrowings

     

                                              2017                  2016  

    Capital funding

                  2,280        2,386  

    Operational funding

                                    11,355        10,766  

    At December 31

                  13,635        13,153  

    Current

                  1,692        1,902  

    Non-current

                  11,943        11,251  

    Fair value of borrowings

                                    14,035        13,545  

     

    Aegon’s borrowings are defined separately as capital funding and operational funding. Capital funding includes debt securities that are issued for general corporate purposes and for capitalizing its business units. Capital funding is part of the Company’s total capitalization that is used for financing its subsidiaries and the cash held at the holding company. Operational funding includes debt securities that are issued for financing of dedicated pools of assets. These assets are either legally segregated or tracked as separate portfolios.

     

    Capital funding

    On July 18, 2017 Aegon redeemed unsecured notes with a coupon of 3%, issued in 2012. The principal amount of EUR 500 million was repaid with accrued interest. On August 30, 2017 Aegon issued senior unsecured notes of EUR 500 million, due August 30, 2018. The notes were issued under Aegon’s USD 6 billion debt issuance program at a price of 100.157%, and will carry a coupon of 0.00%.

     

    A detailed composition of capital funding is included in the following table:

     

     

     

     

     

    (sorted at maturity)    Coupon rate      Coupon date      Issue /
    Maturity
         2017      2016  

    EUR 500 million Unsecured Notes

         3%        July 18        2012 / 17        -        500  

    EUR 500 million Unsecured Notes

         0%        August 30        2017 / 18        500        -  

    EUR 75 million Medium-Term Notes 1)

         4.625%        December 9        2004 / 19        82        84  

    USD 500 million Senior Notes 1), 2)

         5.75%        Semi-annually        2005 / 20        455        526  

    EUR 500 million Senior Unsecured Notes

         1.00%        December 8        2016 / 23        495        495  

    GBP 250 million Medium-Term Notes

         6.125%        December 15        1999 / 31        279        291  

    GBP 400 million Senior Unsecured Notes

         6.625%        Semi-annually        2009 / 39        445        462  

    Other

                                    24        28  

    At December 31

                                    2,280        2,386  
    1  Measured at fair value.
    2  Issued by subsidiaries of, and guaranteed by, Aegon N.V.

    These loans are considered senior debt in calculating financial leverage in note 46 Capital management and solvency.

    Operational funding

    During 2017, the operational funding increased EUR 0.6 billion due to new FHLB advances of EUR 1.3 billion and two covered bond issuances in the Netherlands of EUR 0.5 billion in June and November 2017. This was partly offset by the redemption of Seacure

     

    12 in the Netherlands of EUR 1.0 billion and the redemption of operational funding of EUR 0.4 billion supporting a captive insurance company, which was dissolved following the divestment of a block of life reinsurance business in the Americas. Next to this there was a decrease of EUR 0.5 billion as result of foreign exchange impacts on the US dollar positions as a result of the strengthening of the euro.

    During 2016, Aegon redeemed EUR 450 million of ECB LTRO, EUR 225 million of ECB MRO, EUR 737 million of regular borrowings and repurchased the mortgage loans from SAECURE 9 and SAECURE 10 for EUR 1,658 million. In addition, Aegon entered into a USD 3 billion new liquidity program from the Federal Home Loan Bank and issued a EUR 500 million covered bond.

     

          Coupon rate      Coupon date      Issue /
    Maturity
         2017      2016  

    Revolving Loan Facility Warehouse Mortgage Loans 1)

         Floating        Monthly        - / 2018-20        729        423  

    EUR 1,365 million “SAECURE 12” RMBS Note 1), 2)

         Floating        Quarterly        2012 / 17        -        1,030  

    EUR 1,123 million “SAECURE 13” RMBS Note 1), 3)

         Floating        Quarterly        2013 / 18        750        862  

    EUR 1,367 million “SAECURE 14” RMBS Note 1), 4)

         Floating        Quarterly        2014 / 19        994        1,126  

    EUR 1,443 million “SAECURE 15” RMBS Note 1), 5)

         Floating        Quarterly        2014 / 20        1,164        1,284  

    EUR 750 million Conditional Pass-Through Covered Bond 1), 6)

         0.267%        Annual        2015 / 20        747        747  

    EUR 500 million Conditional Pass-Through Covered Bond 1), 7)

         0.250%        Annual        2016 / 23        496        495  

    EUR 500 million Conditional Pass-Through Covered Bond 1), 8)

         0.750%        Annual        2017 / 27        486        -  

    EUR 500 million Conditional Pass-Through Covered Bond 1), 9)

         0.375%        Annual        2017 / 24        497        -  

    USD 1.54 billion Variable Funding Surplus Note 10), 11)

         Floating        Quarterly        2006 / 36        1,322        1,505  

    USD 550 million Floating Rate Guaranteed Note 10), 12)

         Floating        Quarterly        2007 / 37        -        450  

    FHLB Secured borrowings 1)

         Floating        Quarterly        2016 / 46        4,160        2,839  

    Other

                                    10        3  

    At December 31

                                          11,355              10,766  

    1 Issued by a subsidiary of Aegon N.V.

    2 The Notes were called for redemption on the first optional redemption date (30 October 2017).

    3 The first optional redemption date is 28 February 2018; the legal maturity date is 30 November 2093. Notes are fully collateralized by mortgage loans which are part of Aegon’s general account investments.

    4 The first optional redemption date is 30 January 2019; the legal maturity date is 30 January 2092. Notes are fully collateralized by mortgage loans which are part of Aegon’s general account investments.

    5 The first optional redemption date is 30 January 2020; the legal maturity date is 30 January 2092. Notes are fully collateralized by mortgage loans which are part of Aegon’s general account investments.

    6 The maturity date is 1 December 2020; the extended due for payment date is 1 December 2052.

    7 The maturity date is 25 May 2023; the extended due for payment date is 25 May 2055.

    8 The maturity date is 27 June 2027; the extended due for payment date is 27 June 2059.

    9 The maturity date is 21 November 2024; the extended due for payment date is 21 November 2056.

    10  Outstanding amounts can vary up to the maximum stated nominal amount.

    11  This debenture is issued by a wholly owned captive that is consolidated in the Aegon N.V. consolidated financial statements. A guarantee has been provided by Aegon N.V. - refer to note 48 Commitments and contingencies.

    12  This debenture was issued by a wholly owned captive that was consolidated in the Aegon N.V. consolidated financial statements. It was repaid on 28 December 2017.

     

    Other

    Included in borrowings is EUR 536 million relating to borrowings measured at fair value (2016: EUR 610 million). For the year 2017, Aegon’s credit spread had a negative impact of EUR 15 million on income before tax (2016: negative impact of EUR 1 million) and a negative impact of EUR 10 million on shareholders’ equity (2016: negative impact of EUR 1 million). The cumulative negative impact of Aegon’s credit spread for borrowings in portfolio at year-end, based on observable market data, on income before tax amounted to EUR 27 million (2016: EUR 12 million).

     

    The difference between the contractually required payment at maturity date and the carrying amount of the borrowings amounted to EUR 9 million (2016: EUR 39 million).

     

      

      

      

      

      

      

      

      

      

       

       

       

     

     

     

    Undrawn committed borrowing facilities:                                    2017              2016  

    Floating-rate

                  

    - Expiring within one year

                  197        463  

    - Expiring beyond one year

                                    3,170        3,422  

    At December 31

                                          3,367              3,885  

    There were no defaults or breaches of conditions during the period.