Tokio Marine Highland names Hiscox's Prymas as CEO
By Michael Loney
May 15 - (The Insurer) - Insurance underwriting agency Tokio Marine Highland has hired Steve Prymas as CEO, effective June 1.
Prymas succeeds Norman Heinrich, who stepped down after more than 30 years with the Tokio Marine Kiln subsidiary in multiple leadership roles.
Heinrich had been CEO of Tokio Marine Highland since 2022, and will remain as a special advisor.
Prymas most recently served as chief underwriting officer in the U.S. at Hiscox since 2022.
He has more than 25 years of insurance experience, including roles at Embroker, Gen Re, The Hartford, Marsh and Reliance National.
Tokio Marine Highland was founded in 1962, and offers solutions including private flood, fine art, specialty property, real estate investment, and lender-placed insurance.
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