The Latest Breaking News from Axa

Axa to focus on Asia for long-term growth

Southeast Asia, Greater China and Japan will remain the three pillars of Axa Group as it grows its business in the coming years, the Paris-based insurer says, noting that the Thai insurance industry is poised for an upward growth trend from 2022 onwards.

Bangkok Post · Oct 10, 2022

Axa refused to pay my travel insurance claim … then ignored me

First it asked for two years’ medical history, then five. Then I couldn’t get anyone to answer the phone

The Guardian - UK · Sep 7, 2022

AXA Insurance Company Issues Apology For Staged Tesla Battery Fire

After showing an audience how a Tesla battery might catch fire, people were upset by the fact that there was no battery pack and the fire was pyrotechnics.

InsideEVs · Sep 2, 2022

Eleven Liverpool players who will miss the first day of pre-season

Liverpool players report to the AXA Training Centre for the first day of pre-season on Monday but 11 players will still be on holiday

Liverpool Echo · Jul 3, 2022

Krungthai-AXA Life pledges commitment to green future

For a life insurance business, climate change is a medium-to-long-term risk with a complex quantification of impacts on various human activities. A strategy adopted by Krungthai-AXA Life Insurance (KTAXA), under the multinational insurance group AXA, is not only to adapt, but also to take advantage of its resource and expertise…

Bangkok Post · Jun 29, 2022

How to be a CEO: AXA’s UK&I CEO and how to win £25,000 for your business

We sit down with AXA’s UK&I CEO Claudio Gienal to talk about his career at one of the world’s biggest insurance companies, and their research into the post-pandemic landscape for SMEs.

Evening Standard · Jun 20, 2022

AXA Startup Angel Competition Full Terms & Conditions

AXA Startup Angel in partnership with Evening Standard 2022 (‘Promotion’) RULES

Evening Standard · May 16, 2022

Man unable to live in flat for 12 years after repair which could end up costing £1m

Council worker Ian Gibbon, 52, left his basement flat in Glasgow, Scotland, in 2010 to allow for insurers Axa to have a minor leak repaired but 12 years on his home is "lying in ruins"

Daily Mirror · Apr 10, 2022

Glasgow man forced out of home for 12 years amid 'botched' leak repair by insurance company

Ian Gibbon hasn't been able to live in his basement flat since 2010 after his floor and walls were damaged following a blocked drain and now believes the cost of fixing it could be as much as £1million.

Glasgow Live · Apr 10, 2022

Glasgow man unable to live in flat for 12 years after leak repair botched by insurers

He believes the bill to fix the house, which is worth about £300,000, could now top £1million.

Daily Record · Apr 10, 2022