Fan-Free Tokyo Olympics Won’t Deter Japanese Insurers’ Payouts

The video discusses the insurance coverage for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, highlighting the financial impact of a fan-free event on claims, sponsors, and the hospitality sector. It breaks down the insurance and reinsurance exposure of Japanese insurers, noting that the financial impact is manageable. The video also compares the capital returns of Japanese insurers with global benchmarks, emphasizing their strong position in terms of dividends and buybacks.

What is the estimated range of global insurance coverage for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics?

• $4 to $5 billion

• $3 to $4 billion

• $2 to $3 billion

• $1 to $2 billion

Which area was most impacted financially due to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics?

• Merchandise Sales

• TV Broadcast

• Sponsorships

• Hospitality

What is the estimated financial exposure of Japanese insurers due to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics?

• $100 million to $200 million

• $250 million to $500 million

• $500 million to $750 million

• $750 million to $1 billion

How much of their adjusted profit forecast might Japanese insurers lose due to claims from the Olympics?

• 11% to 15%

• 7% to 10%

• 3% to 6%

• 1% to 2%

How does the total capital return of Japanese insurers compare to the S&P 500?

• Slightly higher than S&P 500

• Lower than S&P 500

• Equal to S&P 500

• Significantly higher than S&P 500