Up to 275 jobs at risk at Axa XL in the UK

Redundancy

Provider proposes to cut 711 roles across Europe as integration process continues.

Axa XL has confirmed that 711 people across its European operations are at risk of redundancy as it works to integrate Axa Corporate Solutions, Axa Matrix, Axa Art and XL Catlin.

Insurance Age understands that the provider could potentially cut up to 275 roles in the UK. Axa XL has a total of 9,500 employees globally.

The insurer explained that combining separate teams and activities into one structure means it will need to redefine its working processes and organisation.

It further stated

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