Newsroom
Welcome to the AXA UK Newsroom. Here you'll find press releases, downloadable resources and information on our public affairs activity and financial results.
A quarter of car occupants who die in road crashes aren’t wearing a seat belt
Surveys and reports
8 May 2024
AXA UK joins techUK to drive technological innovation in insurance
Partnerships
1 May 2024
AXA is the first insurer to join over 1,000 other techUK members, helping to navigate the technological landscape.
AXA and Liverpool FC celebrate extension of successful partnership until 2029
Partnerships
30 April 2024
AXA has agreed a five-year extension to its existing partnership with Liverpool FC.
AXA research shows more than one in five Brits want to start their own business
Surveys and reports
29 April 2024
A survey carried out by AXA UK to mark the launch of the 2024 AXA Startup Angel competition found that more than one in five people in the UK want to start their own business.
AXA UK research shows 60% of young people want to be their own boss by the age of 30
Surveys and reports
3 April 2024
A poll by AXA UK to mark the launch of this year’s AXA Startup Angel competition found six out of 10 young adults plan to be their own boss by the age of 30.
AXA UK launches 'We Care' programme
People
2 April 2024
The programme includes an increase in paid co-parent and carer’s leave, as well as important changes to domestic abuse support.
AXA Commercial appoints Paul Tombs as Director of SME Intermediary
People
25 March 2024
AXA Commercial has today announced the appointment of Paul Tombs as Director of its SME intermediary business.
AXA UK joins GAIN to further support its neurodivergent employees
Partnerships
22 March 2024
AXA UK announces it has joined GAIN, a community interest company supporting neurodivergent individuals in the financial services industry.
Research shows poor mind health in the workplace costs the UK economy £102bn a year
Surveys and reports
19 March 2024
A study by AXA UK shows that poor mind health in the workplace cost the UK economy £102 billion last year – globally £2.1 trillion was lost due to employees’ mind health issues.