TOKYO -- Tokio Marine Asset Management left an environmentally focused investor group at the end of February, Nikkei has learned, marking the first exit by a major Japanese player amid growing ...

The merger will create the biggest nonlife insurer in Japan, overtaking current industry leader Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire ...

Market concentration is relatively high in Japan in property and casualty insurance. Three firms—Tokio Marine, MS&AD Insurance, and Sompo—together have 88% share, and only three others ...

Two of Japan's major non-life insurance firms say they are preparing to merge in April 2027. The integration of third- and ...

A merger of two of Japan’s biggest non-life insurers is set to create the nation’s largest non-life insurer. Mitsui Sumitomo ...

My key concern is that TKOMY's capital return in the years ahead might not live up to the market's expectations. Read the ...

Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Co. and Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance Co. are set to begin merger talks to create Japan's largest ...

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Greensill Capital’s biggest insurer is less than a year away from defending claims that were lobbed after Lex Greensill’s ...

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The orders, based on the insurance business law, were issued to Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co., Sompo Japan Insurance Inc., Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Co. and Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance Co.