Tokio Marine Group

Every year, Tokio Marine Group creates more value. Our over 60,000 people around the world act on their own initiative to realize our purpose: to be there for our customers and society in times of need. Enabled by our federated model, they have the autonomy to do the work they do best, alongside co-creation opportunities to tap into the strength of the broader Group, sharpen their skills, and grow. This combination of autonomy and co-creation has brought us to where we are today, with above-market earnings growth and refined competitive advantages. But we aspire to go further. By integrating our core insurance business with solutions, we can help prevent losses from happening in the first place, and help build back better when they do. The story that ties together our financial results, our Aspiration 2035, and the key messages across our disclosure framework was once told across many platforms and publications. This year, for the first time, we have made that story available in a single Book. Find the Tokio Marine Value Creation Book, as well as our FY2026 disclosures, here: https://lnkd.in/eiURUjA6

Izu, in Shizuoka Prefecture, is famous for its natural beauty. Tens of millions of tourists visit the region every year. But in 2018, the Toi district was designated a “Tsunami Disaster Special Security Zone,” meaning that in the event of a major earthquake along the Nankai trough, a tidal wave up to 10 meters high could hit the area. A straightforward countermeasure would have been to build a seawall. However, Nippon Koei Co., Ltd and Nippon Koei Urban Development, both part of ID&E Group and members of Tokio Marine, chose a different approach. To preserve local nature—and in particular, a beautiful pine grove treasured by local residents—they built a unique and stunning tourist hub that could double as an evacuation area. This video shows how the project came to be and illustrates the value Nippon Koei places in preserving harmony with local communities through its activities. #Resilience #DisasterRiskReduction #Sustainability #TMTogether

Since our beginnings as Japan’s first P&C insurer, we have continued to evolve with the times. Today, we are taking a new step forward: expanding beyond insurance to help people, businesses, and communities better manage risk. Together with our clients and partners, our solutions span the entire risk cycle. From prevention and mitigation, to fast and trustworthy response, to supporting recovery and rebuilding after disaster, our focus is to help build a more resilient future. Find out more about our journey here: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/grurhdNj

Over the past few decades, North America has developed into the largest segment of our business outside of Japan. From excess workers compensation to non-profit package policies, medical stop gap to luxury property, employee benefits to environmental coverage, and cyberspace to actual space, we offer our clients comprehensive solutions to navigate the constantly evolving landscape of risk. A partnership with one Tokio Marine Group company unlocks a partnership with us all. Our 51,000 employees worldwide and ever growing presence in North America allow us to guarantee innovative expertise as we continue to lead the world in mapping the way to a better tomorrow. Find out more about our business and solutions here: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g9K7E-PP

Route 107 is a 192-kilometer road that connects Ofunato City in Iwate Prefecture with Yurihonjo City in Akita Prefecture. It is a vital artery connecting local communities in the region. But in May 2021, an earthquake in Iwate triggered a landslide, displacing 1,200,000 cubic meters of debris and closing off the road completely. Civil engineering firm Nippon Koei Co., Ltd, part of ID&E Group and a member of Tokio Marine, stepped in. They evaluated multiple alternative routes and demonstrated that a tunnel alignment would be more economically viable than simply restoring the road to its original condition. Ultimately, they proposed the tunnel route as the optimal solution. Here is the story of the Oishi Tunnel Route, showcasing the many challenges Nippon Koei faced, how they overcame each one, and the importance of building back better. #Resilience #TMTogether #BuildBackBetter #DisasterRiskReduction

In 1879, Japan was undergoing rapid economic development. To further enable global trade, businesses needed a mechanism to insure their cargo. That's how Tokio Marine was born. The world has since changed beyond recognition, as has our business. Our values, however, remain the same. Whether we are providing insurance, implementing risk mitigation measures, or working with partners to accelerate the introduction of new technologies, our purpose has and always will be clear: We are there for our customers and society in their times of need. Driven by our desire to build a better tomorrow, we will continue to work tirelessly to address the biggest challenges of our era. Inspiring Confidence. Accelerating Progress. We are Tokio Marine Group. #tokiomarine #insurance #risk #riskmanagement #resilience #innovation