Allianz

[Wildweasel74]

WW2 80yrs ago. Dont remember Great Britain bending over bck wayard for us, and that seperation only 105yrs ago.

[armaghniac]

WW2 80yrs ago. Dont remember Great Britain bending over bck wayard for us, and that seperation only 105yrs ago.

the British do not regret their actions, most people in Germany do.

[Baile Brigín 2]

WW2 80yrs ago. Dont remember Great Britain bending over bck wayard for us, and that seperation only 105yrs ago.

the British do not regret their actions, most people in Germany do.

Allianz insured the death camps. There is no guilt here, they are a company that have no scruples.

[seafoid]

WW2 80yrs ago. Dont remember Great Britain bending over bck wayard for us, and that seperation only 105yrs ago.

The Brits sold the precursor to Fine Gael armoured cars in 1921

[seafoid]

How many of our pensions are also investing in Israeli bonds?

Very few I imagine. Loads of alternatives.
Allianz invests in Israeli bonds because of WW2.

[Armagh18]

WW2 80yrs ago. Dont remember Great Britain bending over bck wayard for us, and that seperation only 105yrs ago.

the British do not regret their actions, most people in Germany do.

Except the 600k Germans who voted fascist in the election the other day..

[Baile Brigín 2]

How many of our pensions are also investing in Israeli bonds?

Probably not many.

B rated, outside Eurupe, in a volatile currency.

And nowhere unionised would allow it, we would know if it was common.

[dec]

From a few years ago

https://wnyc.org/story/76684-giants-and-jets-end-talks-with-allianz/

The New York Giants and Jets have canceled negotiations on stadium naming rights with a German insurance company that once had ties to the Nazis. Allianz had been seeking a deal to put its name on the stadium being built by both teams in the Meadowlands. The deal could have been worth an estimated $30 million a year. Allianz once insured Nazi death camps and refused to pay life insurance claims to its Jewish clients, instead granting the proceeds to the party.

The proposed deal was criticized by Jewish organizations, Holocaust survivors and football fans who said seeing the company's name emblazoned on the stadium would be a constant reminder of the company's ties to the Holocaust. Allianz officials argued that the company has atoned for its former support of the National Socialist regime by supporting reparations programs and working to become a responsible company and good corporate citizen.