Tokio Marine Presents Overview of Economic Value-Based Solvency Regulation and Internal ESR
Bitget2026/10/29 06:58- Tokio Marine Holdings will keep its capital policy unchanged, using internal ESR to guide growth investment and shareholder returns.
- Internal ESR stood at 268% as of March 31, 2026, versus regulatory ESR of 208%.
- The 60-percentage-point gap mainly reflects differences in risk measurement methods.
- An internal ESR of at least 190% supports business investment, increased risk-taking and enhanced shareholder returns.
- Regulatory ESR will be maintained well above 100%, preserving ample headroom over the requirement.
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