Axa XL views world in rate adequate glasses, sees ‘room to grow’

Axa’s large-cap commercial and specialty insurance business in Axa XL has plenty of fields for potential growth in 2026, with continuing rate adequacy across key lines and even hopes that long-suppressed financial lines could rejoin the game, CFO Alban de Mailly Nesle (pictured) has indicated.

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Axa XL views world in rate adequate glasses, sees ‘room to grow’

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