Global insurer Axa is going cheap – should you buy?
25-09-2026 15:00 via moneyweek.com

Global insurer Axa is going cheap – should you buy?

Back in 2016, French insurance giant Axa (Paris: CS) was known for its complexity. The majority of the company's earnings came from its life insurance and long-term savings business, the health of which was tied directly to interest rates. That began to change under CEO Thomas Buberl, who took over the group in 2016. Buberl's vision for the company was simple. The new boss wanted to turn Axa into a leading global insurer in the “short-tail”, relatively capital-light business of prope
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