AXA IM Appoints New Leadership for Real Estate in North America and Asia-Pacific
June 30, 2025 - 20:19
In a significant leadership change, Laurent Jacquemin has been appointed as the head of North America for AXA IM, transitioning from his role as the head of Asia-Pacific for AXA IM alternatives. This strategic move is expected to enhance the company's real estate operations across these key regions.
Jacquemin brings a wealth of experience and expertise in managing real estate investments and strategies, which will be crucial as AXA IM aims to strengthen its presence in the North American market. His previous role in Asia-Pacific has equipped him with a deep understanding of diverse market dynamics and investment opportunities, which he will leverage to drive growth in North America.
The appointment reflects AXA IM's commitment to expanding its global footprint and optimizing its real estate portfolio. With Jacquemin at the helm, the firm is poised to capitalize on emerging trends and navigate the evolving landscape of real estate investment in both North America and Asia-Pacific.
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