Axa develops e-trade strategy
Axa set to make appointments as it seeks to develop broker e-trade strategy.
Axa Commercial Lines and Personal Intermediary is set to make a number of appointments as it seeks to restructure its e-trade offering as part of its 2020 broker e-trading strategy.
It has created roles including, head of e-deals and partners; underwriting manager - e-trade; sales manager - e-trade; head of etrade marketing; and, head of customer and operations.
Axa is currently recruiting internally and externally for all roles with the exception of underwriting manager - eTrade which has been
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