AXA en France in the news

The English Court of Appeal found that regulatory redress payments under DISP are not considered 'liability' for the purpose of the Civil Liability (Contribution) Act 1978, impacting contribution claims between AXA France IARD S.A. and Santander Cards UK Ltd over PPI mis-selling.

AXA France launched a program for single-parent families, offering childcare, tutoring, and psychological support for those in their first year post-separation.

Jacques de Peretti, Chairman and CEO of AXA France, is pictured at the 2016 annual results presentation in Paris.

AXA's Human Progress Fund supports Franco-Mexican bicentennial celebrations by preserving cultural heritage and traditional crafts, fostering international dialogue and social cohesion.

Axa's CEO called for structural reforms to address France's mounting debt and rejected a far-left plan to cancel bonds.

AXA partners with Publicis Sapient to deploy a standardized "Global AI Hub" for scaling AI agents across its operations, aiming to enhance innovation and efficiency.

An exclusive breakfast meeting with Mathieu Godart, CEO of Axa France, for subscribers of News Asset Pro and La Lettre de l'Assurance, will be held on September 17, 2026, for off-the-record discussions.

AXA France launched a new campaign and enhanced its prevoyance contract to support single-parent families facing challenges after separation.

AXA appointed Astrid Panosyan-Bouvet, former French Minister for Labour and Employment, as its new group chief human resources officer, effective September 1, 2026.

Former Minister of Labor and Employment, Astrid Panosyan-Bouvet, has been appointed as AXA's new Director of Human Resources.

Axa France is enhancing its life accident contracts with a new guarantee to support families dealing with separation or bereavement.

AXA France is enhancing its life accident contracts and school insurance with new guarantees for single parents and victims of school bullying.

AXA France, in collaboration with Publicis Conseil, launched a campaign to support single-parent families by highlighting relevant services within their insurance contracts, building on a previous successful initiative addressing domestic violence.

Thomas Buberl, Gerald Harlin, and Jacques de Peretti of AXA attended the company's 2017 annual results presentation in Paris on February 22, 2018.

AXA's chief economist warns that the French economy is fragile and lacks budgetary flexibility, despite avoiding recession.

Analysts have updated their recommendations and price targets for numerous French companies, with several seeing increases, notably AXA, and others experiencing reductions.

AXA's first-half 2026 results show increased revenue, operating income, and net profit, alongside strong equity and solvency.

Several Paris-listed companies, including Airbus, AXA, and Schneider Electric, received updated analyst ratings and increased price targets, while others like Arkema and Forvia had their targets reduced.

AXA's first-half profit rose 2% as expected, with management confident in their outlook despite wildfires, and strategic moves to strengthen core business.

AXA France Assurance SAS is projected to have 8,113 employees by March 2026, marking a 42.4% growth from 2023.