AXA
AXA is a French insurer that sells property & casualty, health and life insurance to individuals and companies in four hubs: France, Europe, AXA XL and Asia, Africa & EME-LATAM.
One euro in six comes from insuring big companies.
AXA XL writes insurance and reinsurance for industrial, commercial and professional firms worldwide.
How big is AXA?
Half from property & casualty.
- Property & casualty50%€58.0B
- Life33%€37.5B
- Health17%€19.0B
- Asset management1%€0.9B
- Banking0%€0.1B
Price risk well, spread it widely.
- 1Individuals and companies
- 2Four hubs, many lines
- 3Underwriting plus investment income
Revenue splits evenly between individuals and companies and between P&C and Life & Health, so one bad line or region is cushioned.
- Mutuelles d'assurances AXA15.64%
- Employees and agents4.87%
CEO: Thomas Buberl
- 1985The AXA brand is created
- 1992AXA takes control of Equitable in the United States
- 1997Merger with Compagnie UAP
- 2010AXA delists from the New York Stock Exchange
- 2016Thomas Buberl becomes CEO
Every number on this page comes from AXA's own reports.
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