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OrganizationAXA
Year2025
PeriodFY
Period labelFY25
Document categoryTranscript
Document nameAXA FY 2025 CEO Interview Transcript (Thomas Buberl)
Publication date2026-02-26
LanguageEnglish
Pages2
Sourceoriginal URL

This article summarizes AXA's Transcript published on 2026-02-26 (2 pages).

  • AXA delivered excellent results across the board in 2025 p. 1.
  • Topline grew by 6% p. 1.
  • Underlying earnings excluding AXA Investment Managers (sold July 1st) grew by 9% p. 1.
  • Underlying earnings per share were +8%, at the top end of the target range p. 1.
  • Balance Sheet is robust with a Solvency II ratio of 224% p. 1.
  • AXA is confident in achieving its main financial targets in 2026 p. 1.
  • AXA expects to deliver Underlying earnings per share growth at the upper end of its 6% to 8% target in 2026 p. 1.
  • AXA is a diversified franchise, well positioned for growth opportunities in the industry p. 1.
  • The solidity of AXA's model is based on four points p. 1:
    • A broad and strong distribution footprint, constantly expanding, for example, with the Prima acquisition in Italy p. 1.
    • Deep technical expertise allowing profitable risk underwriting p. 1.
    • Scale enabling competitive products for customers p. 1.
    • A trusted brand and long-term partner to customers p. 1.
  • These strengths led to strong organic profitable growth in 2025 p. 1.
  • In 2026, AXA will continue to deliver its 'Unlock The Future' strategic plan, which is its final year p. 2.
  • Foundations for the next plan are being laid and will be announced on September 21st p. 2.
  • AXA will transform its activity to secure long-term success p. 2.
  • AI is seen as a technology that can create tremendous advantages for the business p. 2.
  • AI is expected to change how customers access insurance, product personalization, and customer experience p. 2.
  • AXA is strongly positioned for this shift, with strong foundations, tangible use cases, and readiness to scale p. 2.
  • AXA aims to increase business agility to adapt to a rapidly changing environment p. 2.
  • AXA aims to build resilience for greater predictability and reliability in performance p. 2.
  • This resilience involves strengthening diversification across customers and distribution, reinforcing the balance sheet, and enhancing the risk management framework p. 2.
  • AXA's ambition is to be a winner in the industry, the preferred insurer for customers, an attractive place for talent, and to compound value for shareholders and employees p. 2.