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A resilient city is not only prepared for shocks but has the ability to bounce back and thrive. Watch the video to find out more.
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Wide gaps exist across cities in business innovation that can foster cutting-edge solutions to the most pressing problems. Explore to know which cities are successful in creating an innovative ecosystem.
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Accelerating progress for good
Paradoxically, innovations that build resilience can also bring new risks to the fore. Brad Irick, chief executive of Tokio Marine Kiln, an insurer, explains how his firm supports technology and practices that are making society stronger.
Delivering the true value of insurance
You will only know the quality of your insurance policy when you need it most. Masahiro Ota, head of claims at Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance, shares how his company is working to protect its customers even better and help rebuild their lives after disasters.
Standing with customers in times of need
Tokio Marine believes insurance has two critical roles: to give people confidence to overcome the unexpected, and to help solve society’s biggest issues. In an interview with Satoru Komiya, the group’s chief executive, we hear how the insurer is working to develop a resilient and sustainable society.
Tokio Marine Group is one of the largest and longest standing insurance groups in the world. Founded in 1879, it comprises a strategic collection of leading insurance businesses united by a shared commitment to doing the right thing for our customers and communities.
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