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TMK appoints George Leahy as Underwriter in Liability division
Tuesday, February 24, 2026
London, 24 February 2026: Tokio Marine Kiln (TMK), a leading specialist insurer, has appointed George Leahy as an Underwriter in its Liability division, further bolstering its underwriting capability as it continues to scale one of the largest and most established International General Liability books in the Lloyd’s market. Leahy reports to Oliver Delaney, Departmental Head of Liability.
Leahy brings eight years of casualty underwriting experience, most recently from Sompo International where he specialised in International Casualty business with a focus on heavy industries, overseeing the day-to-day management of mid-sized to major clients across Canada and Australia. Prior to this, he spent five years at Ascot Underwriting, developing expertise in Construction, Energy and Mining across Canada, Australia, Europe and Latin America.
Leahy’s appointment follows the recent promotion of Oliver Delaney to lead TMK’s Liability division, marking another step in the company’s strategy to cement its role as a market leader in the class.
Oliver Delaney, Departmental Head of Liability at TMK, said:
“George is a strong addition to our Liability team. His extensive technical grounding in international casualty, particularly across complex, heavy-industry sectors, coupled with his proven understanding of the Lloyd’s market, will support our continued expansion and strengthen our underwriting capability. His experience across multiple geographies and distribution channels will be instrumental as we pursue our growth ambitions, maintain exceptional service for brokers and clients, and build on our market leading position."
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About Tokio Marine Kiln
Tokio Marine Kiln is a leading specialist insurance underwriting business operating in the Lloyd's insurance market. Through our operations in the UK, US (Tokio Marine Highland) and Asia Pacific, and as part of one of the world's largest insurance groups, Tokio Marine, we protect customers around the world against complex and ever-changing risks. We have eight underwriting teams focused on Property & Motor; Liability; Aviation; Cyber & Enterprise Risk; Marine & Energy; Special Risks; Portfolio Solutions and Specialty Reinsurance, which are complemented by our "outstanding" Claims service. Together we enable our clients to fulfil their ambitions for a better tomorrow. Tokio Marine Kiln benefits from a Standard & Poor's rating of AA- for its Lloyd's syndicates. For more information, visit www.tmkiln.com.
Tokio Marine Kiln Syndicates Limited (incorporated and registered in England and Wales with registration number 00729671 and whose registered office is at 20 Fenchurch Street, London EC3M 3BY) is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority (with FCA register reference number 204909).
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