Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance

Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance is a property and casual insurance subsidiary of Tokio Marine. It is based in Chiyoda, Tokyo.

Japan’s vehicle insurance costs to climb in new year

The country’s big 4 players may raise premiums up to 5%.

Bigmotor scandal exposes thousands of fraudulent claims

About 30% of claims investigated in the past 5-8 years were fraudulent.

FSA commands Sompo and other insurers to report info leaks

The insurer revealed that employees had leaked client information.

Tokio Marine launches novel earthquake cat bond with SDB

This is the first time proceeds will be used to boost SDG goals through an SDB.

Tokio Marine Holdings acknowledges improper conduct, implements reforms

A Group Audit Committee will be established to replace the Internal Control Committee, expanding its scope.

Fitch affirms Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance's strength amid challenges

TMNF’s assessment considers TMHD's robust company profile, strong financial performance, and solid capital adequacy

Tokio Marine sells stake in Arabian insurance

Tokio Marine will sell about 6% of its shares to Alinma Bank.

Tokio Marine Holdings completes sale of TMPI

Calvo Enterprises was the purchasing entity.

Tokio Marine forms new entity for disaster prevention and mitigation solutions

Tokio Marine Resilience will collaborate with Tokio Marine dR for core data functions and risk consulting services.

Tokio Marine boasts of new interim target for 2030 climate change initiatives

It also commits to be a responsible institutional investor.

Tokio Marine reaches carbon neutrality for 10th year in a row

CO2 emissions removal was executed through mangrove trees.

Tokio Marine sends relief fund to fire-stricken Maui

The fire struck the island of Hawaii on 8 August.

China-unit of Tokio Marine to stay afloat with TMNF support: Moody’s

Lower investment returns amidst a low-interest rate environment pose a challenge to its profitability.

Tokio Marine sells Guam subsidiary to Calvo Enterprises

To validate capital efficiency improvement and risk diversification efforts, TMPI was put up for sale.