’Continuing to build algorithmic underwriting capacity in Lloyd’s supports our vision of helping to digitise the follow market in a scalable and disciplined way,’ says chief executive

Ki has announced that Tokio Marine Kiln (TMK) wil become its fifth capacity partner.

The algorithmically powered Lloyd’s digital follow platform’s capacity partners include Beazley, QBE, Aspen and Travelers, alongside Ki’s Syndicate 1618.

Ki said adding TMK would allow brokers to access larger line sizes across six Lloyd’s syndicates.

’Supports our vision’

The firm secured the expansion after managing premium of $1.11bn (£820m) in 2025, including over $200m (£147.8m) of partner capacity.

Mark Allan, chief executive at Ki, said“I am delighted to see this tailored launch with TMK using our unique capabilities in a targeted way.

“Continuing to build algorithmic underwriting capacity in Lloyd’s supports our vision of helping to digitise the follow market in a scalable and disciplined way.”