Axa sets ambitious e-trading targets
Axa has announced it intends to carry out 60% of all commercial transactions on Axa Business Risk (ABR) by the end of this year.
At the end of February this year, usage was already at around 38% - and of this figure 27% was conducted on ABR by underwriters and 11% by brokers.
All Axa's underwriters and 3,000 brokers currently use the system.
ABR is the system Axa uses to provide transaction of commercial business within Axa - and provides the technology to enable brokers to take responsibility for
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