A spirit reborn
Just seven months after taking on the top job at Axa Insurance, Philippe Maso y Guell Rivet has started reinvigorating the insurer's personal and commercial lines operations. Michelle Worvell asks him what he has in store for the insurer during his tenure and how its transformation is shaping up so far
Philippe Maso y Guell Rivet, the new chief executive officer (CEO) at Axa Insurance - or simply Philippe Maso as he is known in the industry - exudes a positive energy that is hard to ignore as he sits at his desk in the insurer's City office. He is also refreshingly candid during the interview, which takes place just seven months after he took on the role of transforming Axa in one of the toughest markets in a decade.
Mr Maso now oversees the insurer's operations in the commercial, personal and
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