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Statutory disclosure document8766Tokio Marine Holdings,Inc.Financials (excluding banks)

Settlement Agreement in Litigation Brought by Credit Suisse

Tokio Marine & Nichido agreed to a settlement on 24 September 2026 in litigation in the Federal Court of Australia in which Credit Suisse (now UBS Group) is the plaintiff. The settlement amount and terms have not been disclosed due to confidentiality obligations.

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Settlement agreement in litigation brought by Credit Suisse

Decision24 September 2026 (settlement agreement date)
Implementation24 September 2026 (settlement agreed)
Reason

The company is refraining from disclosing the terms of the settlement agreement and other details due to confidentiality obligations. The settlement does not constitute an admission of the plaintiff's claims or Tokio Marine & Nichido's liability.

Impact on Business Performance

The impact on full-year fiscal 2026 results is considered immaterial

Decision and Details
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Matter CoveredSettlement agreement in litigation brought by Credit Suisse
Decision Date24 September 2026 (settlement agreement date)
Implementation Date24 September 2026 (settlement agreed)
Impact on Business PerformanceThe impact on full-year fiscal 2026 results is considered immaterial
ReasonThe company is refraining from disclosing the terms of the settlement agreement and other details due to confidentiality obligations. The settlement does not constitute an admission of the plaintiff's claims or Tokio Marine & Nichido's liability.
Related previous disclosuresNews release dated 30 June 2021, “Transactions between our subsidiary (BCC) and Greensill”; news release dated 4 April 2022, “Transactions between our subsidiary (BCC) and Greensill (Update)”
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The company is refraining from disclosing the terms of the settlement agreement and other details due to confidentiality obligations. It considers the impact on full-year fiscal 2026 results to be immaterial. It also states that the settlement does not constitute an admission of the plaintiff's claims or Tokio Marine & Nichido's liability.

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