France’s AXA announced that it would reorganize its Investor Relations Department, following the announcement that longtime head Greg Wilcox will retire, effective January 1, 2002.
Wilcox managed AXA’s acquisition of the minority shares of its U.S. subsidiary AXA Financial, and was instrumental in internationalizing the company’s investor relations. Its shares began trading on the NYSE during his tenure.
AXA’s announcement stated that: “The Investor Relations department will be reporting directly to Denis DUVERNE, Deputy Chief Financial Officer and member of the AXA Executive Committee. Stan TULIN, AXA Financial’s Chief Financial Officer and member of the AXA Executive Committee will continue to provide his input and be involved in the global investor relations activities of the Group and remain AXA’s spokesperson in the United States in charge of relations with the US investors, analysts and rating agencies.”
AXA CFO Gérard de la Martiniere concluded the announcement stating that Wilcox’ “contribution was invaluable and his legacy will be maintained in the new organization structure. At this juncture, we would like to express our gratitude for his impressive achievements.”|”wilcox, retire, axa, investor, relations, head
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