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Japanese insurer targets ¥45b in green premiums

Tokio Marine Group is also working with its corporate clients and investors.

Tokio Marine Group has reaffirmed its commitment to addressing climate change, setting a target to generate ¥45b in decarbonisation-related insurance premiums by the end of FY 2026. 

The company aims to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050 through various initiatives, including reducing CO2 emissions from its own operations and engaging in mangrove planting projects. 

Recognising the importance of a broader transition to a carbon-neutral society, Tokio Marine Group is also working closely with its corporate clients and investors to advance decarbonisation efforts.

The company sees collaboration with clients and continued product development as essential steps in promoting a sustainable, low-carbon future.

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