Global insurer AXA Hong Kong and Macau has successfully completed the re-domiciliation of AXA China Region Insurance Company (Bermuda) Limited from Bermuda to Hong Kong.
This was done to comply with the re-domiciliation regime introduced by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government. Following this, the firm was renamed to AXA China Region Insurance Company (Hong Kong) Limited, effective January 26th, 2026.
This move aligns with AXA’s ongoing commitment to serve regional clients, reaffirming Hong Kong’s role as a vital financial centre. As one of the first insurers to undertake this initiative, the insurer explained the move also reinforces its long-standing presence and enhances its operational capabilities.
Following the completion of the re-domiciliation in Hong Kong, the firm intends to apply to the relevant authorities in Macau for updating its Macau branch name in the week of February, 2nd, 2026.
Sally Wan, Chief Executive Officer, AXA Greater China, commented, “The re-domiciliation underscores our strong confidence in Hong Kong’s strategic importance and growth potential, and reflects our unwavering commitment to serving customers with resilience and innovation.
“Leveraging Hong Kong’s robust economy and its role as a regional hub for insurance and risk management, we are confident that AXA’s long-term success will continue to advance. Looking ahead, we remain committed to creating long-term value for our customers, partners, and the community, while actively pursuing sustainable growth.”
The Insurance Authority of Hong Kong, stated, “The IA welcomes the re-domiciliation of AXA to Hong Kong under the company re-domiciliation regime. The addition of a re-domiciled insurer reinforces Hong Kong’s strong appeal as an international financial centre and the industry’s commitment to contributing to Hong Kong as a regional insurance hub.
“We will continue to work closely with all relevant parties to enable interested insurers to re-domicile to Hong Kong under the regime, supporting the Government’s vision to strengthen the headquarters economy.”
