Tokio Marine Chief says insurer ‘cannot run away’ from nat cat challenge: Report

In an interview with the FT, Satoru Komiya committed to facing the increasing threat of climate change in order to act as a 'shock absorber for society.'

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Tokio marine chief says insurer cannot run away from nat cat challenge report

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