HSBC has mentioned it would stop to supply AXA Singapore’s motor and industrial traces insurance coverage product lessons by the center of the 12 months.
HSBC Insurance, an not directly owned subsidiary of the financial institution, not too long ago accomplished its acquisition of AXA Singapore for US$529 million (S$720 million). The Sunday Times finds out how it will have an effect on AXA’s present policyholders.
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