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Thomas Buberl, group CEO of AXA, discusses climate risks and says "we need to link insurance to prevention."

January 15, Bloomberg Business Week published The Year Ahead special edition. 50 stocks therein touted as “Companies to Watch". YCharts produced this list of January 47 stocks; of which, 32 Pay dividends and 12 measure-up to the dogcatche-ideal of promising dividend-payouts, from $1k invested, greater-than their single-share prices. How're they doin' now? The top-ten Divvy 32 for January ranged 4.09% to 8.59% in annual-yield and ranged 10.87% to 62.07% in one-year price-target-upsides per brokers as of 1/29/24.

Investors looking for stocks in the Insurance - Multi line sector might want to consider either Axa Sa (AXAHY) or Zurich Insurance Group Ltd. (ZURVY). But which of these two stocks is more attractive to value investors?

Investors with an interest in Insurance - Multi line stocks have likely encountered both Axa Sa (AXAHY) and Zurich Insurance Group Ltd. (ZURVY). But which of these two stocks presents investors with the better value opportunity right now?

Solid remuneration supported by higher revenue generation and combined ratio evolution. AXA is well-positioned in the European insurance sector due to its balance sheet strength, scale, and profitable growth path. AXA trades at a favorable P/E versus European insurance composite peers. Our buy rating is then confirmed.

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AXA released it's 10th Future Risks Report on Monday. CEO Thomas Buberl discusses key risks including climate change and concerns around Artificial Intelligence.

AXA has reported 1H23, a set of results that I am going to review in this article. AXA remains a core investment in my portfolio, and a very solid insurance and financial investment overall. I would call more to the company if it dropped. AXA is still appealing here, and the company trades at a sub-10x P/E, which to me still marks it as a "BUY".

Investors looking for stocks in the Insurance - Multi line sector might want to consider either Axa Sa (AXAHY) or Zurich Insurance Group Ltd. (ZURVY). But which of these two stocks is more attractive to value investors?

Investors interested in stocks from the Insurance - Multi line sector have probably already heard of Axa Sa (AXAHY) and Zurich Insurance Group Ltd. (ZURVY). But which of these two stocks is more attractive to value investors?