All AXA articles
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NewsAxa braces for Ukraine-Russia claims
Some of the insurer’s crisis management policies have been ‘triggered’, reveals group chief financial officer
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NewsEarth observation data: A new frontier
How satellites tracking natural catastrophes from space are an important source of data for innovative re/insurers
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NewsAXA SA receives reinsurance license
ACPR license is granted ahead of the merger of AXA SA and its captive reinsurer, AXA Global Re
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NewsAntoine Gosset-Grainville succeeds Duverne as AXA chair
Denis Duverne is stepping down after seven years; Thomas Buberl remains chief executive
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NewsAxa extends oil and gas exclusions in fight against climate change
Axa has extended its oil and gas exclusions to help fight climate change and support the transition towards a low carbon economy.
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NewsAxa has paid £75m for Covid-linked BI claims to date
Insurer Axa has paid out £75m for Covid-19-related business interruption (BI) claims following the Supreme Court’s appeal ruling in January 2021, confirmed Tara Foley, the firm’s chief executive of UK retail.
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NewsAxa to sell Singapore business to HSBC
Axa has agreed to sell Axa Insurance Pte – also known as Axa Singapore – to HSBC Insurance (Asia-Pacific) Holdings, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.
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NewsAxa’s ‘P&C profitability bounced back’ in 2021’s H1
Group chief executive is ‘confident about the future’ of subsidiary Axa XL, which has been a key driver of financial success in the first half of the year
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NewsGenerali expands presence in Malaysia via Axa deal
The deals will turn Generali into the second-biggest player in Malaysia’s Property and Casualty (P C) insurance market while also allowing the company to enter the local life insurance sector, it said on Tuesday.
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NewsInsurer AXA halts ransomware crime reimbursement in France
In an apparent industry first, the global insurance company AXA said Thursday it will stop writing cyber-insurance policies in France that reimburse customers for extortion payments made to ransomware criminals.
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NewsPPPs needed to insure systemic risk
Future climate and systemic risks remain a key challenge - Insurance Development Forum
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NewsReuters: French insurer Macif steps up efforts to buy Aviva’s French arm - sources
French insurer Groupe Macif has stepped up efforts to buy Aviva’s French arm in a deal worth about 3 billion euros after an Allianz-led consortium bowed out amid firm resistance from French unions and local partners, sources told Reuters.
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NewsAXA ‘very well positioned’ post-Covid as it works towards 2023 strategy
AXA has revealed that it is “well positioned” for growth post Covid-19, catering to the new insurance needs of customers and society, its chief executive Thomas Buberl said.
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NewsAXA to sell Gulf operations for $269 million to GIG
AXA, Europe’s second biggest insurer, has agreed to sell its insurance operations in the Gulf region to Gulf Insurance Group (GIG) for $269 million, AXA said on Monday.
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NewsAXA records a dynamic rebound of revenues in Q3
”AXA’s strategic choices in recent years, favoring technical risks over financial risks, have positioned the Group well for the future and are confirmed by the Group’s strong performance in the context of Covid-19. The Group recorded a dynamic rebound of revenues in the third quarter, with our preferred segments, P ...
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NewsAXA strengthens partnership with Liverpool FC
AXA announces today the strengthening of its partnership with Liverpool Football Club, whose training kit it has sponsored since 2019. The enhanced partnership sees AXA become the Club’s Official Training Partner and secure the naming rights of Liverpool FC’s Training Centre ahead of the First Team’s move to the new ...
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NewsAXA Group Adopts Wiztrust to Certify its Information
AXA adopts Wiztrust, Wiztopic’s news certification platform in the blockchain. Axa joins the community of listed companies and insurers that already rely on Wiztrust to guarantee the authenticity of their information and thus avoid fake news, protect their shareholders and preserve the reputation of their executives. The cost of ...
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NewsAXA has completed the sale of its operations* in Central and Eastern Europe for Euro 1.0 billion
AXA announced today that it has completed the sale of its Life Savings, Property Casualty and Pension businesses in Poland, Czech Republic and Slovakia to UNIQA Insurance Group AG (“UNIQA”), for a total cash consideration of Euro 1.0 billion.
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NewsInsurers expect few clashes between EU and UK over capital rules
Separate reviews in the European Union and Britain of capital requirements for insurers are likely to produce a similar set of rules for cross-border firms, insurers said on Tuesday. Since the capital rules were introduced by the EU in 2016, markets have evolved, with central banks pushing interest rates ...