David Einhorn Reduces Stake In Delta Lloyd As Insurer Drops To Record Low

Rupert Hargreaves

Published onSeptember 2, 2015

Updated on May 13, 2021

Delta Lloyd NV has slumped to a record low today after it emerged that David Einhorn, one of the insurer’s largest shareholders, has been reducing his stake in the troubled company.

At time of writing, Delta Lloyd is trading at €8.89 in Amsterdam after to falling to an all-time low of €8.75 earlier in the day. Year to date, the company’s shares have lost 51.1% and are on course to close at their lowest level since Delta Lloyd’s initial public offering in 2009.

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Rupert Hargreaves

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David Einhorn Reduces Stake In Delta Lloyd As Insurer Drops To Record Low

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