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Misinvestments: Health Insurance Companies May Face Billions of Losses

Summary by Tagesschau
Health insurance companies could probably lose a lot of money due to risky investments in real estate projects. Now the Federal Government estimates for the first time possible damage. By Markus Grill and Nils Heck.

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The federal government employs the scandal over alleged losses caused by risky real estate transactions at the health insurance companies and health insurance associations.

·Germany
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Center

Up to 1.1 billion euros of damage could threaten health insurance companies. Critics see control failures and warn against risks for the pension. The left becomes clear.

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Center

Riskful real estate transactions have cost health insurance companies hundreds of millions of euros. Now the SPD is putting pressure on them to reduce the number of insurance companies.

·Essen, Germany
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With investments in real estate funds, health insurance companies wanted to invest their reserves profitably, but incurred losses. Now it turns out that their extent is greater than initially thought, and that further losses are also imminent.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Several health insurance companies invested in risky investments during the low-interest period. According to a Green request, the extent of the losses is significantly greater than expected. Parties go to the barricades.

·Berlin, Germany
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Health insurance companies are subject to strict rules on what they can do with the money of their contributors. A loss in financial investments must be excluded as far as possible. However, according to the Federal Government, in many cases a lot of money has been lost.

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Munich, Germany on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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