In the first half of 2014, Aegon Romania underwrote premiums of RON22.54 million.
Unit-linked life insurance grew 8.6%, to RON6.3 million.
Company CEO Sinziana Maioreanu said in a press release the insurer is open to acquisitions.
Globally, Dutch insurance group Aegon had revenues of EUR2.44 billion in the second quarter, up 18% on the year, and a gross profit of EUR549 million, up 7%.
In March, Aegon Romania estimated its underwritings would grow 20% compared to 2014, to RON60 million, driven by a 10% growth in new insurance policy sales and the development of a new bancassurance partnership.
At the end of last year, the insurer was the ninth largest player on the Romanian life insurance market.
Aegon Romania targets rapid growth in Romania and targets new acquisitions on the life insurance market, from among top ten players.
Aegon recently completed its acquisition of Eureko’s portfolio.
The Dutch insurance group opened its Romanian subsidiary at the beginning of 2008.
In January 2013, Aegon announced it was taking over the life insurance and pension operations of Eureko Romania, part of Dutch financial group Achmea.