AXA XL, the property, casualty and specialty risk division of AXA, provides insurance and risk management products and services for mid-sized companies through to multinationals, and reinsurance solutions to insurance companies globally. We partner with those who move the world forward.
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Baltimore bridge collapse’s insured losses could hit US$4bn: report
- March 28
Insured losses could total range from US$2-4bn, with 80 different reinsurers having provided cover to the Singapore-flagged container vessel's insurers, Reuters reports.
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Axa XL promotes Zoe Xie to property underwriting manager in Singapore
- March 11
Singapore-based Xie will oversee the development and execution of the global (re)insurer's property strategy.
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Axa XL appoints AIG’s Chris Cheng as Hong Kong head of casualty
- February 19
Cheng will be responsible for developing casualty portfolio across Hong Kong, China and Macau.
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Election-packed 2024 revs up appetite for political risk cover
- January 24
While the appetite for global programs has significantly reduced, single-country appetite remains relatively deep and is expected to see a boost in the product’s popularity over the coming months.
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Axa XL bolsters APAC & Europe team with new appointment
- January 11
Amsterdam-based Shanna Zrini has been named underwriting business owner for Asia Pacific and Europe.
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Axa XL bolsters APAC & Europe team with two senior appointments
- December 21
Sydney-based Julijana Sumner has been promoted to chief claims officer, while Paris-based Sandhya Louis has become chief operating officer.
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Axa XL bolsters APAC & Europe team with two senior appointments
- December 21
Sydney-based Julijana Sumner has been promoted to chief claims officer, while Paris-based Sandhya Louis has become chief operating officer.
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Shanghai Insurance Exchange sets template for reinsuring Greater Bay Area climate risks: Axa’s Sally Wan
- December 15
Both Hong Kong and Shanghai have a role to play in helping (re)insurers manage risk and grow their P&C businesses, from climate to infrastructure risks, says the Greater China CEO.