[6][7] During 1999, Axa IM paid US$125 million for a controlling stake in the Rosenberg Group, an active quantitative global equity manager based in California.

[4] In 2005, Axa IM purchased the investment firm, Framlington Group from HSBC Holdings and Comerica for US$342.5 million.

The resulting joint venture was Kyobo AXA Investment Managers, which is based in South Korea.

[16] Bloomberg reported in August 2023 that Axa Investment Managers would be laying off around 90 positions out of its 2,600 employees it had as of the end of 2022.

[17] In April 2024, Axa IM acquired W Capital Partners, a private equity firm specializing on GP-led and secondary investments.

They are: At the end of March 2020, of Axa IM's AUM, around 40% was in Fixed Income, 29% Multi-Asset, 8% in Structured Finance, 12% in Real Assets and 7% in Equities.

[22] Axa IM Alts consists of the Real Assets, Structured Finance and Chorus investment platforms.