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Tokio Marine Holdings, Inc.

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Tokio Marine Holdings, Inc. reported a 7.1% decline in net income for FY25, totaling 980.43 billion yen, despite an increase in ordinary income. The company anticipates a 56.2% rise in FY26 net income to 830 billion yen. Basic earnings per share fell to 515.55 yen. Currently, shares are down 1.66% at JPY 7,817.

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Tokio Marine Earnings Decline In FY25; Guides FY26

Tokio Marine Holdings reported a 5.1% rise in ordinary income to ¥8.87 trillion for the year ended March 31, 2026, despite a 7.6% drop in ordinary profit and a 7.1% decline in net income. The company raised its annual dividend to ¥218 per share for fiscal 2025 and projects a further increase to ¥245 in fiscal 2026. Looking ahead, Tokio Marine forecasts a 56.2% increase in net income for fiscal 2026 under IFRS, indicating confidence in earnings resilience.

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Tokio Marine lifts dividends as profits soften, eyes IFRS-era earnings rebound

RHB Bank has received approval from Bank Negara Malaysia to initiate discussions with Tokio Marine regarding the potential sale of its insurance business. The talks, which have a six-month timeframe, could lead to RHB selling its entire stake in RHB Insurance to Tokio Marine, allowing RHB to retain up to a 35% stake in the merged entity. Analysts view this merger as beneficial, potentially creating Malaysia's fifth-largest general insurer and addressing foreign ownership challenges for Tokio Marine. Previous merger attempts in 2019 were unsuccessful, but prospects appear stronger this time.

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RHB Bank Gets Approval to Start Talks With Japan's Tokio Marine on Insurance Deal

Tokio Marine Life Insurance Singapore has appointed Raymond Ong as its new CEO. Ong, with extensive experience in the insurance sector, is recognized for driving sustainable growth and customer-focused transformations. Previously, he was CEO of a composite insurer in Singapore and has held senior roles including CFO at a major Malaysian life insurer. His leadership will focus on enhancing customer experience and operational excellence as TMLS aims for long-term growth in a competitive insurance landscape.

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Tokio Marine Life Insurance Singapore Appoints New CEO

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Warren Buffett's successor, Greg Abel, has made his first significant investments at Berkshire Hathaway, focusing on Japanese stocks due to high U.S. market valuations. With the S&P 500 at its second-highest valuation in 155 years, Abel has invested over $43 billion in Japanese trading houses and Tokio Marine, seeking value and robust capital-return programs. This marks a shift from Buffett's philosophy of 'never bet against America' as Abel looks overseas for investment opportunities amid a challenging domestic market.

- Warren Buffett retired as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway on December 31, 2025, passing leadership to Greg Abel.  
- The U.S. stock market began 2026 at its second-highest valuation in 155 years, prompting Abel to focus on international investments, particularly in Japanese companies with strong capital-return programs.  
- As of April 17, Abel has invested over $43 billion in Japanese stocks, signaling a strategic pivot due to the high valuations in the U.S. market.

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Tokio Marine Holdings, Inc.(8766.JP)

Tokio Marine Earnings Decline In FY25; Guides FY26

Tokio Marine lifts dividends as profits soften, eyes IFRS-era earnings rebound

RHB Bank Gets Approval to Start Talks With Japan's Tokio Marine on Insurance Deal

Tokio Marine Life Insurance Singapore Appoints New CEO

Warren Buffett's Successor, Greg Abel, Made His First Big Purchases at Berkshire Hathaway -- and He's Not Betting on America