Tokio Marine Life Insurance Singapore Ltd (TMLS) announced changes to its leadership team with three strategic appointments.
Alistair Chamberlain joins as CEO, bringing senior leadership experience in actuarial, finance and product and marketing across regulated markets.
His most recent positions include managing director and CFO of global wealth and insurance at HSBC PLC and CFO at AIA Singapore. Chamberlain's appointment is part of TMLS's commitment to improve customer experience and achieve operational excellence.
Meanwhile, deputy CEO Jun Tokura takes on an expanded role as chief distribution officer.
In this capacity, he will spearhead the development and execution of the company's distribution and marketing strategy, banking on his extensive experience with Tokio Marine Group to grow the group's distribution networks.
"Mr Tokura has a long career with Tokio Marine Group and has been instrumental in leading TMLS through various phases of growth and stability. His ability to drive strategic initiatives and deliver impactful results makes him the ideal leader to oversee our distribution strategy," said Chamberlain. "This expanded role will enable us to place even greater emphasis on delivering innovative solutions and exceptional value to our clients and partners."
The appointment of Kapil Jain as chief risk officer completes the lineup. With broad experience across Asian markets and extensive exposure in navigating regulatory environments, Jain will play a pivotal role in maintaining the group's operational resilience.
Chamberlain said the addition of a chief risk officer, along with the expanded role of the deputy CEO, underscores the group's dedication to strengthening risk management framework, governance and client service excellence.
"My leadership team and I are committed to working together, harnessing our collective strengths to propel the company onto an exciting growth trajectory," he said.
A week ago, Tokio Marine Holdings appointed Masahiro Koike as the group's new president and CEO.
Established over 140 years ago as Japan's first insurance company, Tokio Marine operates across 46 countries and regions employing over 40,000 employees worldwide.
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