AXA Group

AXA Compliance and Ethics Guide

Contents

I-A message from the Chairman of AXA's Management Board
II-Introduction and answers to commonly asked questions
III-Compliance and Ethics rules
Annex

• pdf color format (244 Ko)

May 2006 - AXA's investment policy on companies that produce antipersonnel landmines

• May 2006 communication (39 Ko)

July 2006 - AXA's position on its investments in firms manufacturing controversial weapons, in response to Amnesty International's open letter

• July 2006 communication (29 Ko)

March 2007 - The financial sector and investments in companies producing antipersonnel landmines and cluster bombs

• March 2007 communication (47 Ko)

July 2007 - AXA announces decision to pull out of investments in companies that produce cluster bombs

• July 2007 communication (48 Ko)

12/03/2008 - AXA's divestment of companies that produce or sell cluster bombs has been completed

AXA's divestment of its holdings in companies that produce or sell cluster bombs, decided and announced in July 2007, has been completed in full. This initiative follows the 2006 divestment from companies that produce or sell anti-personnel landmines. Both of these divestment initiatives cover holdings among the AXA Group's general account insurance assets. In doing so, AXA substantiates its commitment to undertake tangible actions in line with new international guidelines.

• December 2008 communication (28 Ko)

Group Procurement Code of Ethics

• in French pdf B&W format (9 Ko)

Toolbox Sustainable Development Procurement

• pdf color format (441 Ko)

Our Sustainable Development Policy for Procurement

• pdf color format (6131 Ko)

AXA's involvement in cultural and heritage philanthropy

• pdf color format (59 Ko)