AXA slashes dividend as it estimates true cost of COVID-19 on earnings

French insurer AXA has reduced its 2019 dividend paid to shareholders as it also revealed estimates that suggest the coronavirus pandemic will hit its earnings this year by some €1.5 billion.

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AXA, Dividends, Shareholders, Coronavirus, Insurance, Reinsurance, Denis Duverne, Europe

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