Tokio Marine Holdings has revealed plans to rebrand its subsidiary E.design Insurance coverage to drive development within the home direct auto insurance coverage market.
E.design might be renamed Tokio Marine Direct Insurance coverage (TMDI), efficient 1 October.
Since its inception in 2009, E.design Insurance coverage has been working inside the Tokio Marine Group, specializing in offering direct auto insurance coverage companies.
The rebranding is aimed toward aligning the corporate’s operations extra carefully with buyer wants for accessible auto insurance coverage companies.
As a part of the rebranding initiative, TMDI will deal with refining the net consumer expertise. This may contain the enhancement of on-line processes and the enlargement of app options, utilising AI and the information held by the Tokio Marine Group.
In a press launch, the corporate stated: “Going ahead, to extend entry factors with the market, together with to develop into the chosen supplier in segments we have now not sufficiently engaged with up to now, we recognise the need of strengthening and rising consciousness of the group’s direct auto insurance coverage enterprise.”
TMDI additionally plans to interact clients with personalised communication, sending emails that replicate particular person preferences and patterns of app utilization.
The corporate added that it intends to create a extra built-in strategy by combining the strengths of each the direct and company enterprise fashions.
TMDI, in collaboration with Tokio Marine Nichido, will use information evaluation and buyer suggestions to tell the event of latest services and products, and to boost digital advertising and marketing methods.
In Could, Tokio Marine Holdings launched Tokio Marine GX (TMGX), a brand new unit devoted to underwriting insurance coverage for companies concerned in inexperienced transformation.
TMGX focuses on delivering specialised insurance coverage and danger administration options to help decarbonisation efforts and seize rising inexperienced enterprise alternatives.
