AXA Switzerland in the news

AXA Switzerland saw strong premium growth and profit in 2025, benefiting from fewer weather damages and significant increases in life and health insurance segments.

Philomena Colatrella, former CEO of CSS, joins the board of directors of Axa to provide health sector expertise and digital transformation leadership.

Axa won a gold award for its 'Keep on Kicking' marketing campaign, which effectively leveraged its UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 sponsorship to boost visibility and promote women's football.

AXA Switzerland raised premiums and net profit slightly in 2025, benefiting from fewer major damages and improved cost ratios.

AXA Switzerland's asset management grew 7% in 2025 to 56 billion CHF, driven by illiquid assets and supported by strong insurance business results.

A study by AXA reveals rising costs from staff absences, particularly due to psychological factors, among Swiss SMEs, despite awareness, targeted prevention measures are stagnating.

Furthur hired two senior social media managers, Dorian Kostanjsek and David Blust, with Blust previously working at Axa Switzerland, to expand its social media expertise and resources.

An AXA analysis reveals regional disparities in Swiss sports participation through fitness subscriptions, exercise classes, and club memberships among its supplementary insurance customers.

A study conducted by Sotomo on behalf of AXA reveals that Swiss SMEs demonstrate strong resilience and confidence in their long-term stability despite economic uncertainties, rising costs, and labor shortages.

A study by AXA Switzerland reveals Swiss SMEs are resilient amid economic uncertainty, shifting global perceptions away from the US towards Switzerland and China, and grappling with labor shortages and rising mental health-related absences, while viewing AI mainly as an efficiency tool.

The Swiss Football Association has released the 2026/27 schedules for the AXA Women's Super League and Nationalliga B, detailing season start dates, playoff structure, and new flexible scheduling approaches.

AXA increased a customer's insurance premium by 50% following multiple claims, a legally permissible action in Switzerland where insurers have significant leeway.

A new survey indicates that one in four Swiss residents experiences mental health struggles, with a significant trend toward using AI for support.

Several Swiss insurers are raising household contents and liability insurance premiums due to inflation, higher claims costs, more storms, and increased burglaries.

Sunrise Business is partnering with Axa to launch legal and cyber insurance packages for small and medium-sized firms.

A new survey indicates that one in four Swiss citizens, especially young adults, are struggling with mental health issues, with many turning to AI for help.

The AXA Mind Health Report 2026 uncovers declining global mental well-being despite increased open discussions, highlighting loneliness, workplace stress, and mixed AI impacts.

AXA Switzerland reports a stable 2025 occupational pensions performance but warns of a sharp 78% rise in disability cases due to mental illness.

AXA Switzerland increased its pension fund premium volume to 810 million francs while facing a significant rise in mental health-related disability claims.

AXA Switzerland's real estate fund achieved a 3.17% return and grew its portfolio to 5.27 billion Swiss francs through strategic acquisitions.