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...On Monday, Axa Investment Managers invested in a digital green bond using SocGen’s stablecoin....
...The group said it aimed to pay 75 per cent of underlying earnings per share to investors. Dividends would rise to 60 per cent of income from 55 per cent in 2022, with the rest coming from buybacks....
...Axa’s new strategy and bet on rising commercial insurance prices marks a shift from the group’s last three-year plan, which focused on building up health insurance sales....
...Rising insurance prices for businesses and consumers helped France’s Axa to lift its revenues and profits in the first half, edging above consensus estimates for the period....
...Thomas Buberl, Axa’s chief executive, said in an interview that the group would invest to take advantage of the stress faced by the UK’s state-funded health service....
...Most of it is expected to flow through to the ship’s reinsurers, a large group including Axa XL, a division of the French insurer. Axa said any impact would be “non-material” at group level....
...Foreshadowing that danger, Axa reportedly wants to sell the reinsurance arm of its subsidiary XL. Axa is a large, stolid French commercial and retail insurer....
...A Hankey Group spokesperson did not respond to a request for comment....
...So did French luxury group Hermès. Axa retained 23 per cent. The business was renamed Ardian, derived from an old European language word hardjan — which means durability and strength....
...Investors hope the payment of a $984mn fine by payments group Ant marks the end of hostilities. China’s state planning body has been holding love-ins with tech groups, too....
...AXA Millésimes, the insurance company’s wine division, is far lower-key than Bernard Arnault’s vast LVMH empire, but has its own investment in Outpost on Howell Mountain, east of the valley....
...Axa, which turned a profit of at least €30mn on the sale, said it had not wanted to seek representation on the Italian group’s board or “influence the bank’s broader long-term strategy.”...
...“It’s a big opportunity for the sector, but also a dangerous time,” said James Daley, managing director at advocacy group Fairer Finance....
...Axa, which turned a profit of at least €30mn on the sale, said it had not wanted to seek representation on the Italian group’s board or “influence the bank’s broader long-term strategy”....
...Ardian was spun out of insurance company Axa in a deal valuing the company at just over €500mn....
...Since leaving the group, Axa has published some emission targets of its own....
...A group of MPs have recently taken up the leaseholders’ cause....
...Axa, which chaired the group, said it would “continue its individual sustainability journey”. Allianz said it remained “fully committed” to a parallel organisation for asset owners....
...Ceci n’est pas une outlook report, says Man Group. Bonds! Bonds! Bonds! says Pimco....
...Axa, the group’s former chair, Allianz and Scor, as well as Japan’s Sompo Holdings, said on Thursday they were leaving the NZIA, which is one part of Mark Carney’s umbrella group called the Glasgow Financial...
...The SoftBank-backed chip designer spent the most on IPO-related non-underwriting costs since the flotation of insurance group Axa’s US arm in 2018, according to a Financial Times analysis of SEC filings...
...Axa Investment Managers has hired Matthieu Ducharme as head of private equity secondaries. Ducharme previously worked at Northleaf Capital....
...As well as H2GS, the area is host to Hybrit, a rival green steel group with Swedish state backing, and Northvolt, the battery manufacturer....
...This 15-strong body — which features chief executive officers such as Axa’s Thomas Buberl, BlackRock’s Larry Fink and Ping An’s Jessica Tan — did not issue any public report; nor did its co-chairs, Mark...
...Shares in Deliveroo fell 3 per cent after the London-listed food delivery group blamed “difficult market conditions” for slowing growth....
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