AXA - Savings Product

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Consumer Ratings

The Consumer Scores are based on 2,500 independent and unbiased affluent insurance customers of Hong Kong and Mainland Visiting Customers from the BENCHMARK 2020 Insurance Survey that includes 450+ metrics over four pillars of satisfaction. The Overall score is an aggregated score of the four pillars.

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Average

Overall Score out of 100%

Product Satisfaction

Average

Measures the satisfaction level of advisory, pre, and post-sale care, suitability, advocacy, and retention. A higher percentage means more satisfaction.

Cost of Product

The Rest

Measures whether the product is reasonably priced, the cost of product and fees, and the value-for-money perception. Newer products tend to have higher scores.

Satisfaction on R.O.I.

Average

Policyholders' satisfaction considering what each dollar can buy, including claims frequencies and coverages, rewards on no claims, leverage ratios, and bonuses.

Product Innovation

Better Than Most

Customers' experiences in the product's ongoing renewal, new features, flexibility in terms, yields, and value-creation to their overall financial planning goals.

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Expert Reviews

This product has been reviewed by five industry veterans | December 2020

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AXA Wealth Ultra Savings Plan

A solid and highly competitive savings product but not fairly appreciated by the general public.   It is a long-term product compared to other shorter-term savings products in the market. The Wealth Ultra may have a longer breakeven and an attractive IRR to service, but a worthy note about this product is its strong fulfillment ratio of 112%.  In other words, the chances the product delivers to customers for what it has set out as expectations is higher than its peers. As a long-term product, it is encouraging to see the group's commitment to ESG and implementing sustainability policy in the Par fund portion of the product. 

Product Feature
80%
Needs Alignment
80%
Flexibility
70%
Customer Care
90%
Value For Money
70%

Corporate Sustainability Performance

As of December 2020, AXA's financial rating has remained strong and stable: “AA-” (Stable Outlook; as of 16 Mar 2020) by Standard & Poor’s, “Aa3” by Moody’s (Stable Outlook; as of 5 Apr 2019) and “AA-” by Fitch (Stable Outlook; as of 5 Apr 2019).

The Group integrates ESG into the investment policy of the Participating funds and has a specifically high score in Human Rights and Labor Rights under the UN Global Compact Principles.

Financial Ratings
90%
Environmental Score
66%
Social Score
63%
Governance Score
41%
Global Compact Score
89%
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The Consumer Scores are based on 2,500 independent and unbiased affluent insurance customers of Hong Kong and Mainland Visiting Customers from the BENCHMARK 2020 Insurance Survey that includes 450+ metrics over four pillars of satisfaction. The Overall score is an aggregated score of the four pillars.

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