17 November 2023Insurance

Tokio Marine int’l rides investment gains to cover US nat cat bumps

Tokio Marine’s international units increased profits in non-life lines by 57% in original FX, driven chiefly by investment gains that covered , buoying a swing to losses in the group’s foreign life insurance units.

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