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newbie UserID: 1313481 Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 10 | History AXA Spoiler for History: History In 1980, AXA did not exist. Over the next 20 years, the Group would grow to become a major international player. Highlights of 2008 AXA pursues successfully its external growth strategy: consolidation of AXA existing activities, with the acquisition of Oyak's 50% stake in AXA Oyak, 2nd Turkish insurer, for 525 million dollars, and penetration of high growth potential markets, with the acquisition of 100% of the 3rd Mexican insurer, ING Seguros (for an amount of 1.5 billion dollars). Highlights of 2007 * During 2007, AXA pursues the integration of the various Winterthur affiliates (incl. Spain, Japan and Switzerland), and disposes of its non-strategic operations inherited from the merger (US and Taiwan). * The Group continues to speed up synergies between companies with the creation of AXA Bank Europe, to enhance the coordination of AXA's European retail banking operations, and of the "Japan Asia-Pacific" Region, bringing together all the Asian and Australasian countries in which the Group is present. * AXA maintains its development on existing markets - creation of a direct insurance business in Poland, acquisition of numerous brokers and of Swiftcover.com (direct insurance) in the UK, exclusive and long-term agreement in life insurance, P&C and retirement funds with the Banque Monte dei Paschi di Siena, in Italy, and the acquisition of the Hungarian retail bank Ella - while penetrating new high-value potential markets: acquisition of Kyobo Auto in Korea, partnership with BNP-Paribas in the Ukraine, followed by the acquisition of Vesko, rated sixth P&C insurer in the country, with the same partner, also in the Ukraine, establishment of a strategic partnership with Bao Minh, the 2nd P&C insurer in Vietnam, and with the 2nd Russian insurer, Reso Garantia. * AXA also sheds its operations in the Netherlands. * In line with AXA's Ambition 2012 goals, all Group employees become company shareholders with 50 free shares being attributed to each staff member. Last edited by axafinancial; Today at 12:26 PM.. |
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newbie UserID: 1313481 Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 10 | Spoiler for Milestones: Milestones in the Group's development. 2006 * AXA has completed the acquisition of Winterthur * AXA has completed the sale of AXA RE's business * Thirteenth Shareplan program results in employee ownership of 5.06% of AXA's equity capital * Successful squeeze-out of German minority shareholders * Second edition of Retirement Scope * AXA Asia Pacific Holdings acquires MLC Hong Kong and MLC Indonesia * AXA offers the Louvre a new masterpiece, the portait of the Duke of Orleans 2005 * AXA-FINAXA merger, simplifying AXA's system of capital ownership and control. * Germany: AXA buys out AXA Konzern minority interests. * Twelfth Shareplan program results in employee ownership of 5.62% of AXA's equity capital. * AXA Investment Managers acquires the Framlington group. * AXA Financial sells its subsidiary Advest Group, Inc. To Merrill Lynch. * AXA creates the region "Northern Europe". * Portugal: AXA acquires Seguro Directo. * Henri de Castries launches Ambition 2012.The Group sets an ambitious objective: become the preferred company in its industry by 2012. * The AXA brand turns 20 * AXA Tech begins operations in India. * AXA disposes of its insurance business in Uruguay. * AXA gains strength in the Middle East, creating AXA Gulf. * AXA creates the region "Northern Europe" to accelerate organic growth and improve the efficiency of its operations in the region. This region includes AXA subsidiaries operating in Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland. 2004 * At the Group's Annual General Meeting, shareholders voted to approve a first resolution amending AXA's bylaws to allow for an employee shareholder representative to be elected to the Supervisory Board. * AXA gains strength in the US market by acquiring MONY (Mutual of New York), now a wholly owned subsidiary of AXA Financial. * The AXA Financial manufacturing company - known as The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States - officially changes its name to AXA Equitable Life Insurance Company. * At the close of the eleventh Shareplan employee stock ownership program, more than half of AXA's employees are AXA shareholders, and together own 5.14% of total share capital. * AXA creates "the Mediterranean" region includes AXA subsidiaries operating in Spain, Portugal, Italy, Turkey, Morocco, Lebanon, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. * AXA gains strength in Asia: - The Philippines and Thailand: via a joint venture with banking partners; - Indonesia: via a joint venture with Bank Mandiri, Indonesia's largest bank, AXA rises to third place in this market; - China: new office opens in Guangzhou. 2003 * AXA announces its bid to acquire US life insurer MONY (Mutual of New York). The deal is subject to the approval of MONY shareholders on May 18, 2004. * AXA sells its insurance businesses in Brazil and Argentina, but maintains an operating presence in the assistance market through AXA Assistance. 2002 * AXA unveils a blueprint for achieving operational excellence through customer service. * AXA acquires Banque Directe, a subsidiary of BNP-Paribas, to enhance its savings inflow and management capability in France. * AXA sells its health insurance business in Australia to refocus on its core life insurance and financial advisory businesses. * AXA sells its equity interests in insurance companies based in Chile. 2001 * AXA sells Banque Worms to Deutsche Bank. * AXA shareholders approve a four-for-one stock split. * AXA's net exposure to the terrorist attacks in the United States reaches 650 million euros. 2000 * Henri de Castries is appointed Chairman of the AXA Management Board, succeeding Claude Bébéar, who is appointed Chairman of the Supervisory Board. * AXA buys back outstanding minority interests in AXA Financial (United States) and Sun Life & Provincial Holdings (United Kingdom). * Alliance Capital Management, a subsidiary of AXA Financial, acquires value asset manager Sanford Bernstein. 1999 * AXA acquires UK insurer Guardian Royal Exchange and Nippon Dantai, Japan's thirteenth largest domestic life insurer. * AXA subsidiaries in Asia, Australia, New Zealand and the United States adopt the AXA name. * AXA buys back outstanding minority interests in AXA China Region, its life insurance subsidiary in Hong Kong. 1997 * AXA Asset Management Europe changes its name to AXA Investment Managers. 1996 * AXA stock is admitted for trading on the New York Stock Exchange. * AXA merges with UAP, France's number one insurer. 1995 * AXA acquires a controlling interest in National Mutual, Australia's second largest life insurer. * AXA Life Japan begins operations. 1994 * AXA acquires Boréal Assurances in Canada and Victoire Belgium in Belgium. * AXA launches its first worldwide institutional advertising campaign. * Establishment of AXA Asset Management Europe, AXA's asset management arm in Europe. 1991 * AXA acquires a majority interest in The Equitable, an insurance company founded in 1859. 1989 * AXA acquires a controlling interest in Compagnie du Midi, becoming the second largest player in the French insurance market behind UAP. 1988 * AXA and Compagnie du Midi, the holding company of Assurances Générales de Paris, merge their insurance businesses. 1986 * Following an unprecedented stock market battle, AXA acquires control over Providence and Secours. * The AXA Group holds its first corporate seminar in the Sahara Desert. 1985 * The new group chooses an international name: AXA. 1982 * Mutuelles Unies takes over Drouot. Claude Bébéar is appointed Chairman and CEO of the new company, which becomes France's largest non-state owned insurer. 1978 * Ancienne Mutuelle changes its name to Mutuelles Unies and acquires Compagnie Parisienne de Garantie, renamed Mutuelle Parisienne de Garantie. 1977 * Ancienne Mutuelle Réassurance is founded. 1975 * Claude Bébéar is appointed CEO of Ancienne Mutuelle. 1968 * Canadian insurer Provinces-Unies, whose life business was developed by Claude Bébéar, becomes a member of the Ancienne Mutuelle group. 1958 * Claude Bébéar joins Ancienne Mutuelle, an insurance company based in the vicinity of Rouen, France, as a senior manager. |
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