20 Years in Asia Pacific
INSURING WHAT'S NEXT
Since establishing our presence in Singapore in 2006, we've helped clients navigate one of the world's fastest-evolving risk landscapes. What began as a focused cargo proposition has grown into a broad, specialist portfolio across property, aviation, marine, cyber and political risk.
Together with our brokers and clients, we've supported Asia through rapid transformation — from trade expansion and infrastructure growth to the rise of complex, human-driven risks.
Succeeding in Asia for 20 years has depended on the strength of our local expertise, the quality of our underwriting and the trust we've built across the region. Our empowered teams combine deep regional insight with global capability to lead major risks and respond decisively.
TURNING INSIGHT INTO ACTION
Our future‑focused team works closely with clients to anticipate emerging risks and deliver tailored solutions that keep pace with a rapidly changing region.
THE TMK DIFFERENCE
We take a distinctive approach to claims in Asia Pacific. Our experienced, locally based claims team is empowered to act – with one of the highest settlement authorities in the market – enabling fast, clear, and confident outcomes.
Our philosophy is simple: "Always look for a reason to pay a claim". It's an approach aligned with our London team, consistently rated 'Outstanding' by independent research firm, Gracechurch for ten consecutive years and recognised by London market brokers for its quality, responsiveness and reliability.
MEET US AT SIRC
TMK is returning to SIRC 2026, bringing together our specialists from across Asia Pacific to discuss the risks and opportunities shaping the region. Throughout the conference, we’ll be meeting with brokers, clients and industry peers, sharing perspectives on Asia’s evolving risk landscape. Book a meeting at SIRC to continue the conversation.
Pavlos Spyropoulos
Regional Managing Director Asia Pacific
Singapore
Jamie Tang
Regional Underwriting Director Asia Pacific
Singapore
Bruce Robertson
Group Head of Distribution
London
Ronald Chua
Distribution Manager Asia Pacific
Singapore
Alexandros Ampatzis
Head of Marine, Asia Pacific
Singapore
Yixiang Yang
Head of Accident & Health Asia Pacific
Singapore
Jack Skinner
Head of Political Violence & Terrorism
Political Violence & Terrorism
Singapore
Georgie Furness-Smith
Head of Cyber, Asia Pacific
Cyber
Singapore
David Robotham
Divisional Head of Accident & Health Insurance
Accident & Health
London
Jaci Eng
Underwriter
Property, Power & Onshore Energy
Singapore
Transparency Matters: Why Asia Needs Stronger Cyber Duty to Inform Legislation
By Pavlos Spyropoulos , Regional Managing Director Asia Pacific
14 July 2026
With two decades of operating in Asia, Tokio Marine Kiln has witnessed first-hand how rapidly cyber risk has outpaced the region’s frameworks designed to govern it. Attacks are rising in frequency and sophistication, yet disclosure requirements across the region remain inconsistent and fragmented. As a result, insurers and organisations are often forced to operate without a full picture of the true risk environment - an increasingly unsustainable position as digitalisation sweeps across Asia.
Asia’s manufacturers face uninsured cyber physical damage risk as insurance lags exposure
25 June 2026
Singapore, 25 June 2026: Manufacturers across Asia-Pacific face potential uninsured losses as cyber-attacks increasingly target industrial systems, exposing a mismatch between where global manufacturing risk is concentrated and where insurance protection is most developed, according to leading specialist insurer, Tokio Marine Kiln (TMK).
Asia’s Risk Tipping Point
By Pavlos Spyropoulos , Regional Managing Director Asia Pacific
10 June 2026
When TMK set up at Lloyd’s Asia in Singapore two decades ago, Asia’s most valuable risks were easy to identify. They sat in ports, factories and offshore platforms, embedded in the physical infrastructure that powered regional growth and the insurance market had well-established frameworks to price them. Today, many of the region’s largest exposures are just as real, but far less tangible.