Tokio Marine Holdings, Inc. · Year ended March 2026

What risks do Tokio Marine’s three North American insurers take on?

A nonprofit’s liability, protection when an employee cannot work, and medical costs borne by an employer call for different insurance decisions. Tokio Marine’s PHLY, Delphi and TMHCC choose risks and set terms for these needs. Their 2025 results, disclosed with Tokio Marine’s March 2026 year, make those decisions visible.

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The three businesses’ figures cover January–December 2025 on a JGAAP management basis, with amounts translated into yen. Their period and accounting basis differ from the group’s April 2025–March 2026 IFRS accounts. “North America” is a management grouping: it includes TMHCC’s European business and excludes TMK’s North American business. The products below are examples within broader businesses.

PHLY sets prices and limits around an organization’s risks

Delphi combines employee protection with investment activity

Medical stop-loss and softer markets coexist at TMHCC

Three parallel underwriting businesses

Whose risks, on what terms?

Representative coverages and decisions. Financial figures cover January–December 2025 on the JGAAP management basis.

Tokio Marine’s three North American insurersSpecialist knowledge of different customers and exposures
  1. PHLY: organizationsProperty and liability, with choices on prices, limits and contracts
  2. DFG: employee protectionDisability, group life and excess workers’ compensation alongside investments
  3. TMHCC: medical costs and moreEmployer medical stop-loss alongside specialty lines with different market conditions

A loss can occur before its final cost is known

THE VIEW AFTER THE NUMBERS

What the numbers suggest

Tokio Marine’s three North American insurers become more tangible by asking whose losses they accept and on what terms.

PHLY combines organizational property and liability cover with pricing, limits and selection. DFG brings disability and workers’ compensation cover together with investment activity. TMHCC has employer medical stop-loss alongside specialty lines facing different pricing conditions.

Premium growth alone does not determine the outcome. Reading underwriting choices alongside later loss estimates, expenses, investments and currency effects reveals the distinct expertise Tokio Marine brings together.

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This is not investment advice or a stock recommendation. We reorder company-published primary-source facts to make the shape of the business easier to see.

Primary sources used

FY2025 Results Presentation (corrected edition)

Tokio Marine Holdings, Inc. · 2026-05-20

Pages used: p.11 / p.14 / p.15 / p.16

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Annual Investor Day 2025

Tokio Marine Holdings, Inc. · 2025-12-02

Pages used: p.20 / p.25

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Non-profit Insurance & Social/Human Service Package

Philadelphia Insurance Companies

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Integrated Annual Report 2026: Supplement

Tokio Marine Holdings, Inc.

Pages used: p.5 / p.26

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