Tokio Marine Holdings
Tokio Marine Holdings, Inc, is a multinational insurance holding company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. It is one of the largest property/casualty insurance group in Japan in terms of revenue.
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Tokio Marine GX backs new insurance for nuclear fusion risks
Tokio Marine GX backs new insurance for nuclear fusion risks
The initiative aims to ensure insurance frameworks and capacity are in place.
Tokio Marine Kiln enhances Cyber Ctrl with AI risk protection
The update includes a new Professional Ctrl policy.
Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance to maintain growth overseas
Net premiums written rose to ¥5.1t in 2024.
Tokio Marine Kiln appoints Phoebe Liew as special risks underwriter
Liew joins from Texel in Singapore.
Tokio Marine GX debuts as underwriting platform for decarbonisation
It will provide up to $500m capacity per risk.
Tokio Marine eyes AI-adoption boost with partnership
It signed a partnership agreement with Salesforce Japan.
Tokio Marine Holdings’ net income bags $3b Q1 2025
Net premiums written grew 4% year-on-year.
RHB signs bancassurance deals with Tokio Marine Life, Takaful Malaysia
RHB will distribute life insurance, family takaful, and general takaful products.
Tokio Marine rebrands direct auto insurance unit to expand digital visibility
TMDI will operate alongside Tokio Marine Nichido.
Fitch expects Japan insurers to sustain strong underwriting in FY 2026
The three leading non-life insurers recorded solid profits in FY 2025.
Tokio Marine unveils TMGX with $500m risk capacity
It aims to support companies transitioning to low-carbon operations.
Japan’s top four insurers grow profit 60% in fiscal 2024
However, these insurers expect earnings for fiscal 2025 to ease slightly.
Tokio Marine’s FY 2025 records earnings jump of 57% YoY
Ordinary income grew by $7.01b.
Tokio Marine aids ADB lending by joining $2.75b credit programme
ADB intends to quadruple private sector investment, financing by 2030.
Tokio Marine sells Mitsubishi stake in $1.34b buyback
The shares will be sold at $15.65 each.
Tokio Marine expands climate strategy to cover 200 major emitters
They account for 90% of emissions.
Tokio Marine Kiln unveils new division head
He previously worked at Talbot.
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