Tokio Marine Group

On April 1st, Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., the founding company of Tokio Marine Group, held its annual welcome ceremony for new employees from all over Japan. The event was hosted by Group CEO Satoru Komiya, TMNF President and CEO Hiroaki Shirota, and executive members from across the Group, at the Grand Nikko Daiba in Tokyo. This year, we celebrated the 456 new graduates and 215 career hires who joined Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire. Our very best wishes to all those who have chosen to embark on this new and exciting phase of their careers.  #TMTogether #Insurance #TokioMarine #InspiringConfidenceAcceleratingProgress

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Our Next Generation Global Leadership Program cohort was just in Tokyo for their second program offsite. Throughout the week, participants explored Tokio Marine’s unique history and culture, gained insights into our global strategy, and presented the results of their global wellness synergy project to the Global Wellness Steering Committee on the subject of “Sparking Joy at Work". The project involved two global virtual events featuring renowned speaker and decluttering expert Jennifer Albertini, who uses Marie Kondo’s patented KonMari Method.  The offsite also featured a new session on Tokio Marine’s sustainability strategy and a unique presentation on disaster planning delivered by Daisuke Kato from the Tokio Marine Research Institute. The participants took part in cultural experiences, including a traditional Japanese calligraphy lesson and a tea ceremony. They also took a special trip to an earthquake museum—a stark reminder of our purpose as an insurance group to be there for our customers and society in their times of need. Twelve companies within the Group were represented, including: First Insurance Company of Hawaii, Tokio Marine HCC, Philadelphia Insurance Companies, PURE Insurance, Reliance Standard Life, Tokio Marine America, Tokio Marine Management Australasia, Tokio Marine North America Services, Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., Tokio Marine Seguradora, Tokio Marine Compañía de Seguros, S.A. de C.V., and Tokio Marine NEWA. Congratulations to all participants on completing the program’s second offsite. #TokioMarine #TokioMarineGroup #GlobalLearning #NextGen #InspiringConfidenceAcceleratingProgress

According to recent estimates the probability of a magnitude 7 earthquake directly under Tokyo within the next 30 years stands at 70%. The probability of an M8–9-class earthquake along the Nankai Trough within the next 30 years is at approximately 80%. And yet, a recent survey conducted by the Tokio Marine Research Institute shows that Japanese households do not have enough stockpiles to withstand the aftermath of a major earthquake. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG) requests its residents to stockpile food and daily necessities sufficient for at least three days, and even recommends stockpiling one week's worth in preparation for the need to shelter at home. To find out more about the predicted damage a major earthquake could do to Tokyo's infrastructure, as well as what and how much to stockpile, check out our latest article from the Tokio Marine Research Institute: https://lnkd.in/g36mv4aM

“Insurance is first and foremost a promise. Not just to provide financial support in the event of a loss, but to stand with communities and help businesses get back on their feet when disaster strikes. However, simply replacing old with new, like for like, is not sufficient. Communities are facing increasingly extreme risks and our weather is becoming more volatile. We have to help those communities build back better, become more resilient, and be better prepared for the future by facilitating innovation.”  Earlier today, Mika Nabeshima, our Chief Sustainability Officer, took part in a panel at The Economist 10th Annual Sustainability Week in London.  With fellow panellists Virginie Helias, CSO, Procter & Gamble,Annette Stube, CSO, the LEGO Group and Anke Ehlers, Managing Director International Sustainability, ALDI SÜD HOLDING, she contributed to a lively discussion about the Evolving role of the CSO, in which she explained the vital role to be played by insurers in mitigating the risks of climate change and creating a more sustainable future. We’re delighted to have sponsored the event, bringing together business leaders, policy makers and NGOs from across the world as part of global efforts to reconcile business profitability with sustainability. #Sustainability #TokioMarineGroup #TheEconomist

Yesterday we held our quarterly Tokio Talks session, showcasing the diverse talent and career paths we foster across Tokio Marine Group. Participants from around the world took part in honest, heartfelt conversations about overcoming professional barriers, the evolution of workplace norms, the importance of mentorship, and how we can create a more inclusive work environment for everyone. As #InternationalWomensDay approaches, we are reminded that our workforce needs to reflect the rich and diverse world we live in if we are to achieve sustainable growth and develop the most innovative solutions and products for all of our stakeholders.   Also, shout out to our friends from Philadelphia Insurance Companies who organized an in-person watch party! Stay tuned for the full Tokio Talks video and check out the pages of our Group companies for more on how we celebrate diversity around the world.   #TMTogether #diversity #insurance

Our Tokio Marine Data Analytics Community Meeting 2025, hosted by Tokio Marine Seguradora, was held on February 24–25 in São Paulo, Brazil. The event brought together data and analytics leaders from across Tokio Marine Group Companies and featured insightful presentations on AI, predictive analytics, automation, and data-driven decision-making, as well as collaborative discussions on Group-wide innovation and data governance.   Thank you to the host and all Group Companies who shared their expertise. We look forward to continuing the conversation and driving impactful change as one Tokio Marine Group. #TokioMarine #DataAnalytics #AI #Innovation #Insurance #TMTogether

Despite the extreme damage hailstorms can cause, we still do not have a method to accurately and reliably predict their onset. We do, however, know a lot about how and when hail is likely to form. According to experts, rather than waiting for a hail forecast, the best way to prepare against hail is to learn the signs. Find out more in our latest article by the Tokio Marine Research Institute: Understanding and Getting Ready for When It Hails 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gsD-rJjJ

Have you ever felt curious about the (not so) secret lives of Japanese insurers? Hiroyuki Ishijima, General Manager and Head of Marine Hull & Energy, Marine Underwriting at Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. shared a glimpse into his typical workweek with Insurance Post. To learn more about what Hiro gets up to, from supporting Japan's green energy transition to attending his daughter's hula dancing recital, read the full diary here: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g9jSBktC #insurance #dayinthelife #TMTogether

Congratulations to our Group Deputy CITO Robert Pick for being recognized as a Global FinTech AI Champion in the FinTech Strategy AI Champions Index 2025! If you're not familiar with Bob's work, take a look at this article on how to harness the power of Generative AI for positive change: https://lnkd.in/g8ugEyvW Find out more about the Index here: https://lnkd.in/gG3yfWFd