Review of the year: Axa's Jon Walker

Jon Walker Axa

The CEO of of Axa Commercial looks back at a year of broker consolidation and discusses regulatory developments and sustainability.

Jon Walker, chief executive officer of Axa Commercial, considers the past 12 months.

What’s been the most surprising thing in insurance in 2021?
This year looks set to be a record one for broker consolidation, with over 60 deals having been completed and no sign of the pace letting up. This is remarkable in itself but more so considering it’s happened in the middle of a pandemic.

The deals show the pace and dynamic nature of the broker market and highlights the way in which businesses are

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