AXA Foundation for Occupational Benefits Key figures and news
Always up to date: Here you will find our key figures as well as the latest news items.
Interests '25 4.00% mand. 4.00% extra-mand.
June 30, 2026
Annual Report 2025
The Annual Report 2025 is now available. It includes key facts and figures as well as further information on how business developed last year.
May 11, 2026
Modern benefits offering
The Board of Trustees is committed to state-of-the-art occupational benefits provision that takes account of the individual needs of its insureds. Our insureds can already tailor the amount of their retirement and partner pensions and the individual order of beneficiaries for death benefits to their individual circumstances. Now the Board of Trustees has also decided to introduce a new pension model with capital protection, which provides a lump-sum payment to surviving dependents in the event of the death of a pensioner. The introduction of the new model is planned for summer 2027. More detailed information on the new model will follow in fall 2026.
February 25, 2026
Key figures at a glance as of the end of 2025*
* Provisional and not revised
January 21, 2026
Key points at a glance for employers | for insured persons
Whether you are an employer or an insured person, get an overview of the key facts and figures for your occupational benefits insurance for 2026.
December 18, 2025
Interest on 2025 retirement assets: 4.0%
Thanks to the adjustment of its investment strategy in the middle of the year and the very positive performance of the investment markets in recent months, the AXA Foundation for Occupational Benefits has achieved a very good performance. Over the past three years, the Foundation has strengthened its fluctuation reserves and now has a very good financial and structural risk capacity. Given this strong starting position, the Board of Trustees has decided to allow active insureds to share in the above-average success for 2025 and to pay interest of 4.0% on retirement assets (mandatory and extra-mandatory). This interest rate is significantly higher than the OPA minimum interest rate of 1.25%.