New underwriting structure will make life easier for brokers, promises Charles Franks
Tokio Marine Kiln brings underwriting into four divisions.
Charles Franks, chief executive officer of Tokio Marine Kiln has explained the rationale behind the insurer's decision to move to four underwriting divisions along sector lines.
The provider now consists of property, motor and liability; marine, aviation and special risks; accident, health and life; and reinsurance departments.
"It makes us much simpler to approach," summed up Franks.
"If you are a broker it is much easier to work out where in our business you should be talking."
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