Axa board targets extension of Buberl’s tenure as CEO
ReutersApr 23, 2025 4:26 PM
By Scott Vincent
April 23 - (The Insurer) - Axa’s board has proposed to renew Thomas Buberl’s mandate as a director for a further four year-term at its annual shareholders meeting in 2026, with the intention of reappointing him as CEO.
Buberl has served as Axa’s CEO since September 1, 2016, having joined the company in 2012 to lead its Germany operations.
He previously served as CEO for Switzerland at Zurich Insurance Group, having earlier served on the management board of Winterthur Group in Switzerland.
Axa said the move to extend Buberl’s mandate was based on the recommendation of its compensation, governance and sustainability committee.
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