AXA - 1Q 2011 Activity Indicators

By Axa, PRNE
Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Total Revenues were stable at Euro 28bn, down 2% on a comparable basis

PARIS, May 5, 2011 - "The first quarter reflected our continued focus on improving
the profitability of our operations, consistently with our priorities set out
early 2010", commented Denis Duverne, Deputy CEO of AXA.

"In Life & Savings, our ongoing initiatives to drive new
business sales towards selected profitable segments that address clients'
coverage needs continued to bear fruit, notably with a 16% growth in
Protection & Health sales and an 11% growth in Unit-Linked sales in
Continental Europe. This, combined with a greater contribution from high
growth markets and a seasonally favourable country mix effect, drove a
substantial increase in new business margin to 26%.

Property & Casualty revenues increased 2% benefiting from rate
increases in most countries alongside higher volumes in personal lines and
selective underwriting, particularly in commercial lines.

In Asset management, revenues increased by 1%. Outflows
continued in the first quarter but at a more moderate level than that of end
of last year, as investment performance improved."

Revenues : Key figures

    Euro million, except    1Q10      1Q11    Change          Change
    when otherwise noted                       on a
                                             reported
                                              basis
                                                     Comp.(a) Scope    FX
                                                      basis     &   impact(b)
                                                              Other
    Life & Savings
    revenues                 16,540  15,918    -3.8%    -4.9% -3.4%     +4.5%

    Net inflows (Euro
    billion)                    4.0     3.5          

    APE1 (Group share)     1,522(c)   1,556    +2.3%    -2.7% +1.0%     +3.9%

    NBV2 (Group share)   311(c) (d)     401   +29.2%   +18.8% +1.5%     +8.9%

    NBV to APE margin
    (Group share)          20.4%(c)   25.8% +5.4 pts +4.5 pts
                                (d)
    Property & Casualty
    revenues                  9,243   9,838    +6.4%    +2.3% +0.5%     +3.6%
    International
    Insurance revenues        1,212   1,209    -0.2%    -0.5% -0.3%     +0.7%
    Asset Management
    revenues                    809     827    +2.2%    +0.9% +0.0%     +1.3%

    Net inflows (Euro
    billion)                  -11.9   -12.7
    Total revenues           27,910  27,923    +0.0%    -2.0% -2.0%     +4.0%

(a) Change on a comparable basis was calculated at constant FX
and scope

(b) Mainly due to the depreciation of the Euro against major
currencies

(c) Restated of the partial sale of the UK Life & Savings
business, i.e. excluding volumes and margins related to the sold portion of
the business

(d) 1Q10 restated based on FY10 profitability factors

Numbers herein have not been audited. APE and NBV are both in
line with the Group's EEV disclosure. They are non-GAAP measures, which
Management uses as key indicators of performance in assessing AXA's Life &
Savings business and believes to provide useful and important information to
shareholders and investors.

All comments are on a comparable basis (constant Forex, scope
and methodology)

- Total Revenues were down 2% to Euro 27,923 million.

- Life & Savings revenues were down 5% to Euro 15,918 million.

Net inflows were positive at Euro 3.5 billion, vs. Euro 4.0
billion
in 1Q10, mainly due to increased net inflows in General Account
("G/A") Protection & Health business, more than offset by net ouflows in the
G/A Savings business.

New Business Volume (APE1) was down 3% to Euro 1,556 million
mainly driven by a strong performance in G/A Protection & Health business up
16% and an 11% increase in Unit-Linked sales in Continental Europe3, more
than offset by a 27% decrease in G/A Savings business.

New Business Value (NBV2) was up 19% to Euro 401 million,
mainly driven by an improved business mix towards G/A Protection & Health and
Unit-Linked businesses.

As a result, and combined with a seasonally favourable country
mix effect, new business margin was up 5 pts to 26%, with high margin levels
in both G/A Protection & Health business at 46% and Unit-Linked business at
24%.

- Property & Casualty revenues were up 2% to Euro 9,838
million
. Personal lines revenues grew 4% largely driven by a ca. 3.7% average
price increase. Commercial lines revenues remained stable as the ca. 2.0%
average price increase was offset by lower volumes with continuing focus on
selective underwriting.

Overall, prices increased by 3.0% on average.

- Asset Management revenues were up 1% to Euro 827 million,
with higher reported average assets under management, which increased from
Euro 846 billion during 1Q10 to Euro 861 billion during 1Q11. Net outflows
amounted to Euro 13 billion, mainly coming from the institutional clients of
AllianceBernstein.

- Exposure to selected European government bonds on March 31,
2011
: AXA's exposure net of policyholders' participation and tax was
estimated at Euro 6.0 billion for Italy, Euro 4.2 billion for Spain, Euro 0.5
billion
for Portugal, Euro 0.3 billion for Greece and Euro 0.3 billion for
Ireland.

Life & Savings

Change in scope

Following the partial sale of our Life & Savings business in
the UK in 2010, 1Q10 APE and NBV published figures were restated to exclude
volumes and margins related to the sold portion of the business, as follows:

    Life & Savings: change in scope

    Euro million          1Q10      1Q10     1Q11
                        published restated
    APE (Group share)       1,631    1,522    1,556
    of which the UK           270      161      138
    NBV (Group                317      311      401
    share)(a)
    of which the UK            29        8       10
    NBV margin(a)           19.4%    20.4%    25.8%

(a) 1Q10 restated based on FY10 profitability factors

The AXA APH transaction was completed on April 1, 2011 and will be
reflected in activity indicators figures starting 1H11.

New Business Volume (APE1) and margin by business

    Life & Savings: analysis by business

                        NBV margin             APE
    Euro million           1Q11    1Q10(a)  1Q11   Change on a
                                                    comparable
                                                      basis
    G/A Protection &        46%     508     626         +16%
    Health
    G/A Savings             -2%     400     293         -27%
    Unit-Linked             24%     440     455          -2%
    o/w Continental         25%     114     128         +11%
    Europe3
    Mutual funds &           5%     174     182          -3%
    Other
    Total                   26%   1,522   1,556          -3%

(a) Restated of the partial sale of the UK Life & Savings
business, i.e. excluding volumes and margins related to the sold portion of
the business

- G/A Protection & Health APE was up 16% to Euro 626 million,
mainly driven by Switzerland (strong sales in Group Life), Germany
(favourable change in regulation facilitating access to private Health
insurance) and France (success of the Family Protection product).

- G/A Savings APE was down 27% to Euro 293 million, mainly
driven by Italy (mostly non repeat of the 2010 fiscal amnesty and stronger
focus on Unit-Linked products), France (uncertainties in February and March
2011
on Life insurance tax regulation) and Belgium (as a result of a more
conservative offer in a low profitability environment).

- Unit-Linked APE was down 2% to Euro 455 million, mainly due
to the non-repeat of a large corporate pension scheme of Euro 41 million in
1Q10 in the UK, partly offset by an 11% increase in Continental Europe3
(mainly France up 25% driven by the launch of "Bonus Euro+" product and
Italy, mainly through the AXA MPS Joint-Venture up 58%), CEE up 19%
(strategic focus on Unit-Linked business following the new regulations on
Pension funds in Hungary and Poland) and the US up 5% (mainly increase in
"Retirement Cornerstone" sales partly offset by lower "Accumulator" sales).

- Mutual funds & Other APE was down 3% to Euro 182 million as
the strong performance of the wrap platform Elevate in the UK was more than
offset by lower sales in CEE and Australia / New Zealand.

As a result, new business value (NBV2) was up 19% to Euro 401
million
, mainly driven by an improved business mix towards G/A Protection &
Health and Unit-Linked businesses, as well as a seasonally favourable country
mix effect.

In high growth markets, NBV was up 29% to Euro 73 million (18% of total
NBV) mainly as a result of volume increases and favourable country mix
effect. In mature markets, NBV was up 17% to Euro 328 million.

NBV margin was up 5 pts to 25.8%, with NBV margin at 23.7% in
mature markets and at 42.2% in high growth markets.

Actuarial and financial assumptions are not updated on a
quarterly basis, except for interest rates which are hedged at point of sale
for Variable Annuity products.

New Business Volume (APE1) and margin by country

- New Business Volume (APE1) was down 3% to Euro 1,556
million
, as strong sales in Switzerland (+40%), Germany (+19%), the US (+5%),
Hong Kong (+36%) and SEA, China & India (+17%) were more than offset by
decreases in Italy (-44%), the UK (-17%), Australia/New Zealand (-36%) and
Belgium (-28%).

    Annual Premium Equivalent by country/region

    Euro million             1Q10    1Q11   Change on a  Change on a
                                              reported   comparable
                                               basis        basis
    France                      346     329          -5%         -4%
    United States               231     245          +6%         +5%
    United Kingdom              161     138         -14%        -17%
    NORCEE (a)                  382     483         +26%        +20%
    of which Germany            136     161         +19%        +19%
    of which Switzerland        128     204         +60%        +40%
    of which Belgium             68      49         -28%        -28%
    of which Central &
    Eastern Europe               51      69         +35%         -3%
    Asia Pacific                231     250          +8%         -3%
    of which Japan               91     108         +18%         -1%
    of which Australia/
    New Zealand                  69      49         -29%        -36%
    of which Hong Kong           33      45         +37%        +36%
    of which South East
    Asia, China & India          38      48         +27%        +17%
    MedLA(b)                    171     112         -35%        -35%
    of which Spain               22      23          +5%         +5%
    of which Italy              121      67         -44%        -44%
    of which other               28      21         -24%        -26%
    Total Life & Savings
    APE1                      1,522   1,556          +2%         -3%
    of which mature
    markets                   1,381   1,384          +0%         -4%
    of which high growth
    markets4                    141     173         +23%         +5%

(a) Northern Central and Eastern Europe: Germany, Belgium,
Switzerland and Central and Eastern Europe. Luxemburg's APE and NBV are not
modelled.

(b) Mediterranean and Latin American Region: Italy, Spain,
Portugal, Turkey, Mexico, Morocco and Greece.

The United States

New business APE increased by 5% to Euro 245 million, mainly
driven by both Life and Variable Annuity sales. In Variable Annuity, the
increase was driven by higher sales of "Retirement Cornerstone" and new
"Structured Capital Strategies" products partly offset by lower "Accumulator"
sales.

"Structured Capital Strategies" product was launched in
proprietary channels in October 2010 and rolled out within third party
channels since Q4 2010.

NBV margin was down 2 points to 11%, mainly driven by the
impact of lower interest rates.

France

New business APE was down 4% to Euro 329 million, mostly
driven by:

(i) in Individual lines:

- a decrease in G/A Savings sales (-13%) following the
negative impact from uncertainties around the Life insurance tax reform in
February and March 2011, partly offset by

- a strong increase in Unit-Linked sales (+27%) with
Unit-Linked share up to 21% from 15% in 1Q10 (above market average which was
14%), as well as in Protection sales (+64%) with the success of the Family
Protection product.

(ii) in Group lines, a slight decrease in both retirement and
protection products.

NBV margin was up 2 points to 13% mainly driven by improved
business mix, as a result of higher proportion of Protection products as well
as higher share of Unit-Linked savings products.

The United Kingdom

New business APE was down 17% to Euro 138 million mainly due
to lower corporate pension sales with the non repeat of a large scheme
underwritten in 2010, partly offset by a 37% increase in other businesses
with higher Mutual Funds sales through the Elevate wrap platform as well as
the launch of a Variable Annuity product sold through AXA Global
Distributors.

NBV margin was up 2 points to 7% mainly driven by the launch
of the Variable Annuity product.

Northern Central & Eastern Europe

- Germany new business APE was up 19% to Euro 161 million
mainly driven by strong sales in G/A Protection & Health supported by a
favourable change in regulation in Health facilitating access to private
Health insurance.

NBV margin was up 4 points to 25% mainly driven by the
repricing of a Twinstar Variable Annuity product in 3Q10, the impact of
higher interest rates and a decrease in unit costs reflecting higher volumes.

- Switzerland new business APE was up 40% to Euro 204 million
mainly driven by strong sales in Group Life.

NBV margin was up 4 points to 47% mainly benefiting from an
improved business mix reflecting the higher share of Group Life business with
high NBV margin.

- Belgium new business APE was down 28% to Euro 49 million
mostly due to a decrease in G/A Savings sales reflecting a more conservative
offer in a low profitability market environment.

NBV margin was down 4 points to 3% mainly due to increase in
unit costs following decrease in sales.

- Central & Eastern Europe new business APE was down 3% to
Euro 69 million as a result of the progressive closing of the new business in
Pension Funds following the new regulations in Hungary and Poland partly
compensated by the success of the strategic focus on Unit-Linked business (up
19%).

NBV margin was up 3 pts to 25% mainly driven by improved
business mix towards Unit-Linked.

Asia Pacific

- Japan new business APE was down 1% at Euro 108 million, as
the slight decrease in Health was offset by higher sales of Variable Annuity
products. As a reminder, AXA Japan closes its full year accounts at the end
of September; therefore 1Q11 information corresponds to the quarter ending
December 2010.

NBV margin was up 2 points to 76% mainly driven by an improved
business mix (notably due to focus on higher margin products in G/A
Protection & Health).

- Australia/New Zealand new business APE was down 36% to Euro
49 million
, mainly due to a decrease in Mutual funds sales.

NBV margin was up 8 points to 20% reflecting improved business
mix.

- Hong Kong new business APE was up 36% to Euro 45 million,
driven by a strong performance in Unit-Linked, Protection & Health and Mutual
Funds businesses.

NBV margin was up 5 points to 71% as a result of lower unit
costs due to higher volumes.

- South East Asia, China & India new business APE was up 17%
to Euro 48 million mainly driven by strong sales of Unit-Linked products
across the board, in particular in Indonesia via the bancassurance agreement
with Mandiri.

NBV margin was up 3 points to 46%, mainly driven by a
favourable country mix effect.

Mediterranean and Latin America Region (MedLA)

- New business APE decreased by 35% to Euro 112 million,
mainly driven by lower G/A Investment & Savings sales in Italy with the non
repeat of 2010 fiscal amnesty, fewer large contracts in G/A Protection &
Health in Mexico, partly offset by stronger Unit-Linked sales mainly in
Italy, through the AXA MPS Joint-Venture (+58%).

- NBV margin was up 8 points to 21%, mainly driven by a
significant improvement in business mix.

Property & Casualty

Change in presentation

In order to improve visibility on P&C Direct activities,
Direct P&C will be reported as a separate business unit and no longer as part
of countries or regions. 1Q10 figures were restated in the table below to
reflect this change.

Property & Casualty revenues were up 2% to Euro 9,838 million.
Personal lines revenues grew 4% largely driven by a ca. 3.7% average price
increase. Commercial lines revenues remained stable as the ca. 2.0% average
price increase was offset by lower volumes with continuing focus on selective
underwriting.

Overall, prices increased by 3.0% on average.

Property & Casualty revenues increased strongly both in high
growth markets (+5%) mainly in Turkey and in the Gulf Region, and in Direct
(+10%).

Net new personal contracts in high growth markets and Direct
amounted to +158k and +58k respectively, representing 55% of total net new
personal contracts which amounted to +392k.

    Property & Casualty : IFRS revenues by country
    In Euro million       1Q10      1Q10    1Q11  Change on a  Change on
                        published restated          reported       a
                                                               comparable
                                                     basis       basis
    NORCEE(a)               4,091    4,065  4,412          +9%        +2%
    of which Germany        1,584    1,584  1,659          +5%        +3%
    of which Belgium          634      617    636          +3%        +3%
    of which
    Switzerland             1,808    1,808  2,061         +14%        +0%
    MedLA(b)                1,745    1,681  1,712          +2%        +1%
    of which Spain            678      627    597          -5%        -5%
    of which Italy            347      340    347          +2%        +2%
    of which other            719      714    769          +8%        +6%
    France                  1,902    1,808  1,842          +2%        +2%
    United Kingdom &
    Ireland                   982      862    916          +6%        +3%
    Canada                    281      281    324         +16%        +8%
    Asia                      243       92    114         +24%        -8%
    Direct(c)                   -      455    517         +14%       +10%
    Total P&C revenues      9,243    9,243  9,838          +6%        +2%
    of which mature
    markets                 8,542    8,096  8,551          +6%        +2%
    of which high
    growth markets4           701      692    770         +11%        +5%

(a) Northern Central and Eastern Europe: Germany, Belgium,
Switzerland, Central an Eastern Europe and Luxembourg.

(b) Mediterranean and Latin American Region: Italy, Spain,
Portugal, Turkey, Mexico, Gulf region, Greece and Morocco.

(c) Direct: scope: AXA Global Direct (France, Belgium, Spain,
Portugal, Italy, Poland, Korea and Japan), UK Direct operations.

Personal lines revenues (57% of total P&C revenues) were up 4%
benefiting mainly from a ca. 3.7% average price increase.

- Personal Motor revenues (37% of total P&C revenues) were up
5% mainly driven by Germany (+8%), as a result of both (i) higher volumes
benefiting from a slowdown in price competition and (ii) price increases with
the launch of two new product ranges with higher tariffs, and MedLA (+5%)
driven by Turkey (+38%) thanks to the success of motor products in a context
of strong growth in car sales, partly compensated by Spain down 9%, mainly
due to both lower volumes as a result of severe price competition and lower
guarantees.

Direct was up 8% mainly driven by the UK as a result of tariff
increases.

Personal Motor net new contracts amounted to +270k.

Personal Non-Motor revenues (20% of total P&C revenues) increased by 3%
driven by France (+4%) largely attributable to price increases, and by
Germany (+2%) through volumes increase in Property with the success of the
"Box Plus" bundled product. This was partially offset by a decrease in the UK
(-4%) notably due to selective underwriting and lower sums insured, more than
offsetting strong tariff increases.

Household net new contracts amounted to +122k.

Commercial lines revenues (43% of total P&C revenues) were
stable as the ca. 2.0% average price increase was compensated by lower
volumes mainly from continued selective underwriting.

- Commercial Motor revenues (8% of total P&C revenues) were
down 0.4% as increases in the UK (+21%) and in Germany (+6%) were more that
offset by Mexico (-15%) and the Gulf region (-49%) due to the cancellation of
an unprofitable large fleet contract.

- Commercial Non-Motor revenues (35% of total P&C revenues)
were up 0.1% mainly driven by the Gulf Region (+31%) with a strong new
business in Health, and France (+2%) following strong tariff increase, partly
offset by Germany (-3%) mainly driven by Liability and Property.

Asset Management

- Asset Management revenues were up 1% to Euro 827 million,
with higher reported average assets under management, which increased from
Euro 846 billion during 1Q10 to Euro 861 billion during 1Q11.

- Assets Under Management were down Euro 26 billion versus Dec
31, 2010
to Euro 852 billion, mainly as a result of:

- Net inflows: Euro -13 billion (vs. ca Euro -23 billion in
4Q10) primarily driven by outflows at AllianceBernstein mainly coming from
the institutional clients segment. AXA Investment Managers outflows of Euro
-2 billion
were due to AXA Rosenberg products (Euro -2 billion), the
voluntary exit from unprofitable Group retirement savings schemes (Euro -2
billion
) and Money Market products (Euro -1 billion), partly compensated by
net inflows in other expertises, mainly Fixed Income (Euro +2 billion) and
AXA Framlington (Euro +1 billion).

- Market impact: Euro +13 billion due to equity market
recovery.

- Forex impact: Euro -26 billion as a result of the
depreciation of the USD versus the Euro.

    Assets Under Management Roll-forward

    In Euro billion                         Alliance    AXA IM    Total
                                           Bernstein
    AUM at December 31, 2010                     362       516     878
    Net inflows                                  -11        -2     -13
    Market impact                                +10        +3     +13
    Scope & other impacts                                   +0      +0
    Forex impact                                 -20        -6     -26
    AUM at March 31, 2011                        342       511     852
    Average AUM over the period                  358       504     861
    (12/31/10 - 03/31/11)

    Change of average AUM 1Q11 vs. 1Q10
    On a reported basis                          +1%       +2%     +2%
    On a comparable basis                        -0%       +0%     -0%

International Insurance

International Insurance revenues were down 1% to Euro 1,209
million
.

    International Insurance IFRS revenues
    In Euro million          1Q10  1Q11 Change on  Change on a
                                            a      comparable
                                        reported      basis
                                          basis
    AXA Corporate
    Solutions Assurance       933   932     -0.0%         -0.3%
    AXA Assistance            204   207     +1.5%         -0.8%
    Other International
    activities                 76    70     -7.5%         -7.8%
    Total International
    Insurance               1,212 1,209     -0.2%         -0.5%

Notes

1 Annual Premium Equivalent (APE) represents 100% of new
business regular premiums + 10% of new business single premiums. APE is Group
share

2 New Business Value is Group Share

3 Continental Europe is France, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland,
Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece

4 Life & Savings high growth markets are: Hong-Kong, Central &
Eastern Europe (Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary), South-East
Asia
(Singapore, Indonesia, Philippine and Thailand), China, India, Morocco,
Mexico and Turkey

Property & Casualty high growth markets are: Morocco, Mexico,
Turkey, Gulf, Hong-Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Russia, Ukraine and Poland
(exc. Direct)

Direct markets are: AXA Global Direct (France, Belgium, Spain,
Portugal, Italy, Poland, Korea and Japan) and UK Direct operations

About AXA

AXA Group is a worldwide leader in insurance and asset
management, with 214,000 employees serving 95 million clients. In 2010, IFRS
revenues amounted to Euro 91 billion and IFRS underlying earnings to Euro 3.9
billion
.

AXA had Euro 1,104 billion in assets under management as of
December 31, 2010.

The AXA ordinary share is listed on compartment A of Euronext
Paris under the ticker symbol CS (ISN FR 0000120628 - Bloomberg: CS FP -
Reuters: AXAF.PA). AXA's American Depository Shares are also quoted on the
OTC QX platform under the ticker symbol AXAHY.

The Group is included in the main international SRI indexes,
such as Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI) and FTSE4GOOD.

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            APPENDIX 1: AXA Group IFRS revenues - 1Q11 vs. 1Q10 /

    $_$_END_PRE AXA Group IFRS revenues - contributions & growth by
    segment and country/region

    In Euro million            1Q10      1Q11         IFRS revenues change
                               IFRS      IFRS        Reported     Comp. basis
    United States             2,229     2,478          +11.2%           +9.9%
    France                    3,824     3,665           -4.2%           -3.7%
    NORCEE                    5,527     6,125          +10.8%           +2.8%
    of which Germany          1,696     1,656           -2.3%           -2.3%
    of which  Switzerland     2,956     3,648          +23.4%           +8.6%
    of which Belgium            731       655          -10.5%          -10.5%
    of which Central &
     Eastern Europe             119       137          +14.9%          +10.7%
    United Kingdom              682       159          -76.7%          +18.6%
    Asia Pacific              1,888     2,187          +15.8%           +1.7%
    of which Japan            1,159     1,413          +21.9%           +3.0%
    of which Australia/
     New-Zealand                365       352           -3.6%          -14.6%
    of which Hong Kong          314       354          +13.0%          +20.0%
    of which South East Asia     51        68          +33.6%          +23.9%
    MedLA                     2,355     1,272          -46.0%          -46.2%
    of which Spain              220       182          -17.4%          -17.4%
    of which Italy            1,980       934          -52.8%          -52.8%
    of which other              155       156           +0.6%           -2.2%
    Canada                       34        32           -5.0%          -11.0%
    Life & Savings           16,540    15,918           -3.8%           -4.9%
    of which Mature markets  15,969    15,270           -4.4%           -5.6%
    of which high growth
     markets                    572       648          +13.4%           +1.9%
    NORCEE                    4,065     4,412           +8.5%           +2.4%
    of which Germany          1,584     1,659           +4.7%           +3.5%
    of which Belgium            617       636           +3.1%           +3.1%
    of which Switzerland      1,808     2,061          +14.0%           +0.3%
    France                    1,808     1,842           +1.9%           +1.9%
    MedLA                     1,681     1,712           +1.8%           +1.1%
    of which Spain              627       597           -4.8%           -4.8%
    of which Italy              340       347           +2.0%           +2.0%
    of which other              714       769           +7.6%           +5.9%
    United Kingdom & Ireland    862       916           +6.4%           +2.9%
    Canada                      281       324          +15.6%           +8.2%
    Asia                         92       114          +23.8%           -8.4%
    Direct                      455       517          +13.6%           +9.9%
    Property & Casualty       9,243     9,838           +6.4%           +2.3%
    AXA Corporate Solutions
     Assurance                  933       932           -0.0%           -0.3%
    Others                      279       277           -0.9%           -2.7%
    International Insurance   1,212     1,209           -0.2%           -0.6%
    AllianceBernstein           507       528           +4.2%           +3.0%
    AXA Investment Managers     302       299           -1.1%           -2.8%
    Asset Management            809       827           +2.2%           +0.9%
    Banking & Holding           105       130          +23.5%          +22.8%

    Total                    27,910    27,923           +0.0%           -2.0%
    Breakdown of APE - 12 main countries, regions and modelled
    businesses
    in Euro million                     1Q11 APE
                             G/A       G/A   Unit-Linked Mutual
                          Protection Savings             Funds
                           & Health                        &
                                                         Other
    France                   126       151       52        0
    United States             39        16      108       82
    United Kingdom             8         0       86       44
    Japan                     83         0       25        0
    Germany                   96        28       28        9
    Switzerland              194         3        7        0
    Belgium                    5        39        5        0
    MedLA                     22        51       36        2
    Australia/New-Zealand      5         1        7       35
    Hong Kong                 20         1       20        5
    Central & Eastern          4         3       56        5
    Europe
    South East Asia,          23         0       25        0
    China & India
    Total                    626       293      455      182
    in Euro million         % Unit-Linked in      % G/A Protection &
                                  APE                Health in APE

                             1Q10       1Q11       1Q10         1Q11
    France                    12%       16%        38%          38%
    United States             44%       44%        14%          16%
    United Kingdom            82%       63%         5%           6%
    Japan                     19%       23%        81%          77%
    Germany                   27%       17%        49%          60%
    Switzerland               6%         3%        94%          95%
    Belgium                   8%        10%        10%          11%
    MedLA                     14%       33%        17%          20%
    Australia/New-Zealand     10%       14%         7%          11%
    Hong Kong                 45%       43%        51%          45%
    Central & Eastern         67%       82%         5%           6%
    Europe
    South East Asia,          52%       52%        48%          48%
    China & India
    Total                     29%       29%        33%          40%
    Net Inflows by country/region

    Euro billion               1Q10     1Q11
    France                     +0.8      +0.5
    NORCEE(a)                  +2.4      +2.7
    United States              -0.2      -0.3
    United Kingdom             -0.5      +0.2
    Asia Pacific(b)            +0.2      +0.5
    MedLA(c)                   +1.3      -0.2
    Total L&S Net Inflows      +4.0      +3.5
    Of which mature            +3.6      +3.0
    markets
    Of which high growth       +0.4      +0.5
    markets

(a) Northern Central and Eastern Europe: Germany, Belgium,
Switzerland, Central & Eastern Europe and Luxembourg

(b) Asia Pacific: Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Japan and
South East Asia, China & India

(c) Mediterranean and Latin American Region: Italy, Spain,
Portugal, Turkey, Mexico, Greece and Morocco.

                                                 1Q10  2Q10  3Q10  4Q10  1Q11

    APPENDIX 4: AXA Group IFRS Revenues in local currency - Discrete
    quarters /

    $_$_END_PRE (In million local currency except Japan in billion)
    Life & Savings
    United States                               3,084 3,174 3,138 3,249 3,390
    France                                      3,824 3,502 3,500 3,799 3,665
    NORCEE
    of which Germany                            1,696 1,786 1,628 1,757 1,656
    of which Switzerland                        4,325   899   868   978 4,697
    of which Belgium                              731   605   549   618   655
    of which Central & Eastern Europe             119   118   123   151   137
    United Kingdom                                605   612   417   123   136
    Asia Pacific
    of which Japan                                154   210   154   158   158
    of which Australia/New-Zealand                559   646   544   513   479
    of which Hong Kong                          3,368 3,493 3,659 3,196 3,774
    MedLA                                       2,355 1,879 1,464 1,245 1,272
    Property & Casualty
    NORCEE
    of which Germany                            1,584   593   692   588 1,659
    of which Switzerland                        2,645   256   182   154 2,653
    of which Belgium                              634   504   479   482   654
    France                                      1,902 1,279 1,375 1,293 1,943
    MedLA                                       1,745 1,693 1,469 1,982 1,783
    United Kingdom & Ireland                      872   978   902   821   916
    Asia                                          243   258   279   236   276
    Canada                                        404   560   528   478   438
    International Insurance
    AXA Corporate Solutions Assurance             933   338   326   334   932
    Other International activities                279   212   208   217   277
    Asset Management
    AllianceBernstein                             701   712   685   722   723
    AXA Investment Managers                       302   303   263   350   299
    Banking & Holdings                             90    97    87   117   108
    APPENDIX 5: 1Q11 Property & Casualty revenues contribution & growth
    by business line /

    Property & Casualty revenues - contribution & growth by business line

    in %          Personal Motor      Personal
                                      Non-Motor
                  % Gross  Change  % Gross  Change
                  revenues   on   revenues    on
                           comp.             comp.
                           basis             basis

    France           25%     0%       27%      4%
    United
    Kingdom (a)      16%    13%       38%     -4%

    NORCEE           38%     5%       14%      7%
    of which
    Germany          39%     8%       19%      2%
    of which
    Belgium          24%     0%       18%      4%
    of which
    Switzerland      43%     1%        9%      2%

    MedLA            41%     5%       22%      3%
    of which
    Spain            39%    -9%       29%      1%
    of which
    Italy            61%     6%       29%     -1%
    of which
    other(b)         32%    20%       14%     13%

    Canada           38%    12%       19%     11%
    Asia             34%    -1%       11%      6%
    Direct           90%     8%       10%     -2%

    Total            37%    +5%       20%     +3%
    in %                  Commercial Motor       Commercial Non-Motor
                        % Gross     Change on     % Gross    Change on
                        revenues   comp. basis    revenues     comp.
                                                               basis

    France                  9%           0%          40%         2%
    United Kingdom (a)      8%          21%          40%         2%

    NORCEE                  7%           5%          39%        -1%
    of which Germany        7%           6%          31%        -3%
    of which Belgium       14%           7%          44%         1%
    of which                5%           2%          44%        -1%
    Switzerland

    MedLA                   9%         -17%          28%         2%
    of which Spain          7%         -13%          26%        -2%
    of which Italy          0%        -113%          10%        -9%
    of which other(b)      15%         -18%          39%         6%

    Canada                  8%          13%          40%         3%
    Asia                   11%         -21%          51%       -16%
    Direct                   -            -            -          -

    Total                   8%          -0%          35%        +0%

(a) Including Ireland.

(b) Portugal, Greece, Turkey, Mexico, Gulf and Morocco.

    Property & Casualty price increases by country and business
    line
    In %                      Personal       Commercial        Total

    France                       +4.0%           +6.0%         +5.0%
    Germany                      +1.5%           +0.5%         +1.0%
    United Kingdom &            +10.4%           +2.2%         +6.8%
    Ireland
    Switzerland                  -0.8%           -0.5%         -0.7%
    Belgium                      +3.9%           +0.8%         +2.1%
    Canada                       +5.6%           +1.8%         +4.0%
    MedLA                        +3.4%           +2.2%         +2.9%
    Direct                       +9.7%               -         +9.7%

    Total                        +3.7%           +2.0%         +3.0%
    in Euro million                 1Q10   1Q11   Change on a  1Q10 NBV
                                                   comparable
                                     APE    APE         basis

    United States                    231    245         +4.9%        29
    France                           346    329         -4.0%        38
    United Kingdom                   161    138        -17.5%         8

    NORCEE                           382    483        +19.5%       100
    Germany                          136    161        +19.1%        29
    Switzerland                      128    204        +40.4%        55
    Belgium                           68     49        -28.2%         4
    Central & Eastern Europe          51     69         -2.9%        11

    ASIA PACIFIC                     231    250         -2.7%       114
    Japan                             91    108         -0.7%        67
    Australia/New-Zealand             69     49        -36.4%         9
    Hong Kong                         33     45        +35.6%        22
    South East Asia, China & India    38     48        +17.1%        16

    MedLA                            171    112        -35.1%        22
    Spain                             22     23         +4.9%         2
    Italy                            121     67        -44.5%        15
    other                             28     21        -26.2%         4

    TOTAL                          1,522  1,556         -2.7%       311
    Of which mature markets        1,381  1,384         -3.6%       260
    Of which high growth markets     141    173         +4.8%        51
    in Euro million             1Q11 NBV  Change on a     1Q11   Change on a
                                           comparable  NBV/APE    comparable
                                                basis   margin         basis

    United States                        26     -9.2%   10.8%       -1.7 pts
    France                               41    +10.3%   12.6%       +1.6 pts
    United Kingdom                       10    +14.2%    6.9%       +1.9 pts

    NORCEE                              154    +37.5%   32.0%       +5.3 pts
    Germany                              41    +38.6%   25.3%       +3.6 pts
    Switzerland                          96    +53.4%   46.8%       +4.0 pts
    Belgium                               1    -71.0%    2.6%       -3.8 pts
    Central & Eastern Europe             17     +9.1%   24.5%       +2.7 pts

    ASIA PACIFIC                        146    +14.2%   58.3%       +8.8 pts
    Japan                                82     +2.2%   75.7%       +2.2 pts
    Australia/New-Zealand                10     +2.8%   20.4%       +7.8 pts
    Hong Kong                            32    +46.4%   71.2%       +5.3 pts
    South East Asia, China & India       22    +26.3%   45.8%       +3.3 pts

    MedLA                                24     +7.0%   21.1%       +8.3 pts
    Spain                                 3    +47.8%   14.8%       +4.3 pts
    Italy                                16     +1.9%   23.2%      +10.6 pts
    other                                 4     +2.9%   21.2%       +6.1 pts

    TOTAL                               401    +18.8%   25.8%       +4.5 pts
    Of which mature markets             328    +16.5%   23.7%       +3.9 pts
    Of which high growth markets         73    +29.2%   42.2%       +8.0 pts

APPENDIX 8: 1Q11 Main Press Releases /

02/17/2011 - Full Year 2010 Earnings - Proposed dividend per share up 25%

- 03/11/2011 - AXA's sale of 15.6% stake in Taikang Life; main regulatory
hurdle cleared

- 03/23/2011 - AXA to close AXA APH transaction on April 1, 2011 / New
management structure in Asia

- 03/28/2011 - AXA organizes the Global Forum for Longevity

- 04/01/2011 - AXA has completed the AXA APH transaction

- 04/27/2011 - AXA Shareholders' Meeting convened today. AXA publishes
its 2010 Activity and Corporate Responsibility Report

Please refer to the following web site address for further
details: www.axa.com/en/press/pr/

APPENDIX 9: 1Q11 operations on AXA's shareholders' equity and debt /

Shareholders' Equity

No significant operations

Debt

No significant operations

APPENDIX 10: Next main investor events /

- 06/01/2011 Investor Day

- 08/04/2011 Half -Year 2011 Earnings

Contact: AXA Individual shareholder Relations: +33-1-40-75-48-43. AXA Investor Relations: Mattieu Rouot: +33-1-40-75-46-85, Gilbert Chahine: +33-1-40-75-56-07. Sylvie Gleises: +33-1-40-75-49-05, Thomas Hude: +33-1-40-75-97-24, Solange Brossollet: +33-1-40-75-73-60, Florian Bezault: +33-1-40-75-59-17, Jennifer Lawn: +1-212-314-28-68, AXA Media Relations:, Armelle Vercken: +33-1-40-75-46-42, Sara Gori: +33-1-40-75-48-17, Guillaume Borie: +33-1-40-75-49-98, Helene Caillet: +33-1-40-75-55-51, Brice Le Roux: +33-1-40-75-57-26

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