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[Title] => PhilAxa Life registers P9-B premium income
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The Philippine Axa Life Insurance Corp. (PhilAxa Life) has broken the P9-billion premium income barrier last year. PhilAxa is a joint venture between the Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co. (Metrobank) and Axa of France, one of the biggest global financial institutions.
It is the second life insurer in the Philippines, after the Philippine American Life and General Insurance Corp. (Philamlife) which achieved the feat in 2003.
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[Title] => PhilAxa Life premiums hit P7.8B in November
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Philippine Axa Life Insurance Corp. (PhilAxa Life) has every reason to be bullish this year, and look forward to turning things around by 2008.
PhilAxa Life set a target of P6.5 billion in total premiums for the whole of 2006. But by November, premiums already stood at P7.8 billion.
In fact, first-year premiums alone stood at over P1 billion, the first time that first-year premiums surpassed the P1-billion mark.
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[Title] => PhilAxa Life named regional bancassurance model
[Summary] => The Philippine AXA Life Insurance Corp. (PhilAxa Life) has been extremely successful with its bancassurance program that it will be implemented by its regional counterparts.
Earlier, the Global AXA Group launched a regional blueprint which was utilized by PhilAxa Life. Last year, bancassurance business generated roughly 60 percent of its first-year premiums. It is generally perceived to be the most successful model in the country’s innovating insurance industry.
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The Philippine Axa Life Insurance Corp. (PhilAxa Life) has broken the P9-billion premium income barrier last year. PhilAxa is a joint venture between the Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co. (Metrobank) and Axa of France, one of the biggest global financial institutions.
It is the second life insurer in the Philippines, after the Philippine American Life and General Insurance Corp. (Philamlife) which achieved the feat in 2003.
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[Title] => PhilAxa Life premiums hit P7.8B in November
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Philippine Axa Life Insurance Corp. (PhilAxa Life) has every reason to be bullish this year, and look forward to turning things around by 2008.
PhilAxa Life set a target of P6.5 billion in total premiums for the whole of 2006. But by November, premiums already stood at P7.8 billion.
In fact, first-year premiums alone stood at over P1 billion, the first time that first-year premiums surpassed the P1-billion mark.
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[Title] => PhilAxa Life named regional bancassurance model
[Summary] => The Philippine AXA Life Insurance Corp. (PhilAxa Life) has been extremely successful with its bancassurance program that it will be implemented by its regional counterparts.
Earlier, the Global AXA Group launched a regional blueprint which was utilized by PhilAxa Life. Last year, bancassurance business generated roughly 60 percent of its first-year premiums. It is generally perceived to be the most successful model in the country’s innovating insurance industry.
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September 20, 2005 - 12:00am
