Chinese Business Remains Strong for Axa

The transcript discusses AXA's strong performance in China, highlighting significant growth in life insurance, property, and asset management. Despite slower growth in China, AXA remains optimistic due to its strong partnerships and market expansion. The company has minimal exposure to emerging market debt and has not faced significant impairments. AXA supports the UK remaining in the EU, citing potential negative impacts of Brexit. The company faces challenges from low interest rates, expanding regulation, and the digital revolution, but maintains a disciplined investment strategy without increasing risk.

What was the growth percentage of AXA's new business sales in life insurance in China during 2015?

• 30%

• 60%

• 45%

• 50%

Which sector did AXA experience a 34% growth in sales in China during 2015?

• Life insurance

• Property insurance

• Asset management

• Motor insurance

How does AXA view the future growth of the Chinese market despite slower growth rates?

• Optimistic due to strong partnerships and market expansion

• Pessimistic due to declining car sales

• Concerned about high savings rates

• Neutral, as growth is unpredictable

What is AXA's stance on the UK's potential exit from the EU?

• Supportive of Brexit

• Believes it will have no impact

• Supportive of the UK staying in the EU

• Indifferent to the outcome

Which of the following is NOT one of AXA's top three challenges?

• High inflation rates

• Digital revolution

• Expanding regulation

• Negative interest rates

How is AXA adjusting its investment strategy in response to low interest rates?

• Reducing investments in real estate

• Investing in less liquid assets

• Focusing solely on emerging markets

• Taking more investment risks

What is the average yield of AXA's portfolio in 2015?

• 3.6%

• 2.1%

• 4.0%

• 3.0%