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TMK’s Property and Cyber teams top London’s Leading Underwriter Report 2023
Wednesday, July 26, 2023
LONDON: Tokio Marine Kiln’s (TMK) Property and Cyber teams have been voted top of their business classes in Gracechurch’s London’s Leading Underwriter Report for 2023, the independent ranking of underwriters in and around the London Market.
TMK’s Property team has been voted the leading team for the third year in a row, while TMK’s Cyber team tops the list of teams by a significant margin this year.
In further recognition of TMK’s valued expertise, Paul Gooch, Divisional Head of Large Account Cyber, was named Underwriter’s Leading Underwriter at June’s Celebrating Talent Awards. And among the list of the report’s leading underwriters, TMK is also represented in the Property business line by Mark Mortlock, Departmental Head of Property & Motor, and Neil Robertson, Property & Motor Underwriter, and David Clark, Head of Canada Liability, for Liability.
This year’s report has seen more underwriters and companies than ever before being nominated, with more than 950 nominations from approximately 350 London Market brokers and almost 300 underwriters.
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