AXA reinsures savings book at own unit to push cash to shareholders
Insurance group AXA took a major slice of its in-force savings portfolio and reinsured the book in a group unit that should upstream neighbourhood EUR600 million in cash to the parent, of which some €500 million gets sent quickly to shareholders.
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2 August 2019 AXA’s results for the first half of 2019 showed that the “strategy was paying off',' according to the French insurer’s CEO Thomas Buberl, as he called 2018 “a decisive year for the group’s transformation process”.