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FY25 key highlights

Overview

📊 AXA — Key Financial Metrics (EUR mm), FY24–FY25
Metric FY24 FY25 Change (reported) Change (comparable)
GWP & other revenues 110,316 115,524 +5% +6%
   o/w Property & Casualty 56,514 58,038 +3% +5%
   o/w Life & Health 51,983 56,512 +9% +8%
   o/w Asset Management 1,701 875 n.m. n.m.
Underlying earnings 8,078 8,368 +4% +6%
Net income 7,886 9,797 +24% +26%
Solvency II ratio (%) 216% 224% +9 pts

Activity — GWP & other revenues

Property & Casualty (+5% comparable)
Commercial lines (+4%) — higher volumes (notably AXA XL Insurance) and favorable price effects across all geographies
Personal lines (+7%) — favorable price effects and strong net new contracts in France, Europe, and Asia & EME-LATAM
AXA XL Reinsurance (+8%) — growth supported by alternative capital
Life & Health (+8% comparable)
Life (+9%) — Protection +11% (Hong Kong, Switzerland, Japan), Unit-Linked +13% (all geographies), G/A +4% (Italy, France)
Health (+5%) — price effects across all geographies

Earnings

Underlying earnings
€8,368mm (+6% comparable, or +9% ex-AXA IM)
P&C +9% — higher volumes, underwriting margin expansion, higher investment income
Life & Health +7% — improved short-term Health & Protection technicals, higher long-term earnings
Holdings ~stable at €−1.2bn
Asset Management −€0.2bn (AXA IM disposal effective 1 Jul 2025)
Underlying EPS
€3.86 (+8%)
Underlying earnings growth +6%, lower interest expense on sub-debt
Share buybacks +3% (annual program + AXA IM anti-dilutive buyback)
FX headwind −2% (USD depreciation vs. EUR)
AXA IM disposal timing −1%
Net income
€9,797mm (+26% comparable)
Underlying earnings growth + significantly positive exceptionals (notably AXA IM disposal gain)

Balance sheet (31 Dec 2025)

Shareholders' equity
€47.2bn (−€2.8bn vs. FY24)
Inflows: net income +€9.8bn, net OCI +€1.3bn
Outflows: FY24 dividend −€4.6bn, share buybacks −€4.7bn (incl. €3.5bn AXA IM anti-dilutive), FX −€3.5bn (USD depreciation)
CSM
€33.3bn (−€0.6bn vs. FY24; +2% normalized growth)
New business contribution +€2.2bn
Underlying return on in-force +€1.3bn
CSM release −€3.0bn
Market conditions +€0.6bn (spread tightening, equity performance)
FX −€1.5bn (JPY, HKD depreciation)
Operating variance −€0.3bn (Swiss Group Life duration reduction partly offset better margins/flows)
Solvency II ratio
224% (+9 pts vs. FY24, see table)
Operating return +28 pts, net of dividend & annual buyback −24 pts
Net subordinated debt issuance +6 pts
Financial markets +4 pts
M&A (Nobis, Prima) & AXA IM buyback −5 pts
Pro-forma 1 Jan 2026: 215% after grandfathered debt phase-out (−10 pts)
Est. SII revision impact (Q1 2027): +17 pts
Underlying ROE
16.0% (+0.8 pt) — higher earnings, lower equity base
Debt gearing
22.3% (+1.7 pts) — within 19–23% plan guidance
RT1 & T2 sub-debt issuance €3.5bn, partly offset by grandfathered T1 redemption −€1.9bn
Cash at Holding
€5.6bn (+€1.6bn vs. FY24)
Organic cash remittance from subsidiaries: €7.5bn (+€0.4bn vs. FY24)