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Premium increases won’t deliver growth in 2025 says Axa's Walker

Jon Walker

Axa UK commercial CEO Jon Walker has outlined how the insurer plans to grow in 2025, noting that a softer market means insurers cannot bank on rate to keep their toplines climbing.

Walker, pictured, told Post that Axa’s commercial general insurance business has enjoyed a “positive year” in 2024, delivering on its planned performance.

Axa’s UK GI commercial business was hailed in

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