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Tokio Millennium Re Ltd. was established in Bermuda in March 2000, the year of the millennium from which its name originates. We have built a company with a deep commitment to underwriting discipline and scientific analysis of risk, allied with a strong balance sheet and close relationships with our clients.

Tokio Millennium Re Ltd.'s entire capital has been provided by its parent company, Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., as a way of providing reinsurance capacity that would assist in realising Tokio Marine's dream of creating a new market for corporate insurance and reinsurance buyers around the world. Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire provide a full and unconditional guarantee to Tokio Millennium Re Ltd.

Since its inception, Tokio Millennium Re Ltd. has contributed to the strengthening of worldwide reinsurance capacity by providing catastrophe risk coverage for insurance and reinsurance companies through traditional reinsurance and innovative alternative risk transfer products. Since 2010, Tokio Millennium Re Ltd. has widened its scope of business by offering most property and casualty reinsurance products to its clients along with offering non-catastrophe lines of business. In 2011, we further expanded by offering professional lines products including directors and officers, errors and omissions and medical malpractice.

Tokio Millennium Re Ltd. is managed as a strategic element of the Tokio Marine Group in order to expand long term stable capacity to the world insurance and reinsurance markets. We believe that accepting risks with high volatility requires abundant capital to support those risks, thus providing long term, stable capacity.

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at +(212) 438-2400 in the United States or at +44 207 176 3800 in the United Kingdom.

* A.M. Best rating is associated with Tokio Millennium Re Ltd., Tokio Millennium Re Ltd. Zürich Branch and Tokio Millennium Re Ltd. Australia Branch only.

Ratings are not a guarantee of an insurer’s financial strength nor a recommendation as to the insurer.