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Thaivivat Insurance

Thaivivat Insurance (SET: TVI) is a listed mid-cap non-life insurer focused on retail motor, property, miscellaneous non-life classes. FY2024 gross written premium ~THB 8-10B. Digital-first positioning — mobile-app-led policy quoting, claims-handling, renewal — distinguishes TVI from legacy-agency-heavy peers (Dhipaya, Bangkok Insurance) and bulk-fleet-heavy Viriyah. Sirikijkoson family-linked control, Thai institutional holders dominate the shareholder register. OIC supervises under RBC2, IFRS 17. Voluntary, CMI motor insurance drives most top-line; property, PA, health non-life fill out the mix.

Snapshot

Headline numbers a buyer checks first.

FY2024 gross premium

~THB 8-10B

FY2024

Ticker

SET: TVI

Listed mid-cap

Distribution

Digital-first app, agents

FY2024

Regulator

OIC · RBC2, IFRS 17

2025

What this company actually does

Thaivivat Insurance writes retail motor, property, PA, miscellaneous non-life classes with digital-first distribution. Mobile-app-led quoting, policy-issuance, claims submission, renewal is the operational differentiator against legacy-agency-dominant peers. Motor voluntary, CMI segment dominates the gross-premium mix; property, fire, personal accident, health riders complete the retail book. Scale is smaller than top-four non-life (TIPH, Viriyah, BKI, Tokio Marine) but operating agility, digital UX provide a differentiated position in younger, urban-consumer segments.[]

Strategic posture is evolutionary not revolutionary: TVI leverages digital UX for customer acquisition cost advantage, partners with 3PL, EV, rideshare operators for embedded insurance. RBC2 capital-adequacy ratio has tracked above supervisory triggers. IFRS 17 in 2025 reshapes contract accounting but non-life (short-duration) impact is limited vs life peers. Competitive vector: digital-app-led-acquisition vs Viriyah's commercial-fleet scale vs TIPH's government, corporate vs BKI's commercial, corporate-diversified.[, ]

Thaivivat FY2024 56-1OIC RBC2IFRS 17
Data as of: FY2024

Business segments

Motor voluntary

Personal auto — digital acquisition

Voluntary motor is the primary revenue line (~60% of gross premium). Digital-app-led quoting (30-second quote, immediate policy issuance) differentiates TVI from legacy-agency peers. Digital distribution CAC is estimated 20–30% below broker-agency channel.

CMI

Compulsory motor insurance

Compulsory Motor Insurance (CMI) sold alongside voluntary motor. Thin margin but high-volume customer touchpoint for digital cross-sell. TVI processes CMI renewals via mobile app, reducing agency dependency.

Property and PA

Home, fire, personal accident

Property insurance (home, fire) and personal accident products complement the motor book. Property and PA together contribute approximately 25–30% of gross premium. Digital bundling with motor policies is a cross-sell driver.

Embedded insurance

Platform and fleet partnerships

TVI has signed embedded-insurance partnerships with e-commerce logistics, EV fleet operators, and rideshare platforms. Distribution-as-a-service revenue from these channels is growing but below 5% of total gross premium currently.

Thai non-life insurance — peer comparison (FY2024)

Thaivivat Insurance versus Thai non-life insurance peers by gross written premium and positioning.

Dhipaya Group

Ticker

SET:TIPH

FY2024 GWP (THB B)

~25

Primary book

Government, corporate, motor

Distribution model

Agent, broker, bancassurance

Viriyah Insurance

Ticker

Private

FY2024 GWP (THB B)

~20

Primary book

Commercial fleet motor

Distribution model

Agent, direct fleet

Bangkok Insurance

Ticker

SET:BKI

FY2024 GWP (THB B)

~15

Primary book

Commercial, corporate, motor

Distribution model

Agent, broker

Tokio Marine Thailand

Ticker

TSE:8766 (parent)

FY2024 GWP (THB B)

~12

Primary book

Commercial, Japanese-corporate

Distribution model

Japanese-corporate direct, broker

Thaivivat Insurance

Ticker

SET:TVI

FY2024 GWP (THB B)

~9

Primary book

Retail motor, PA, property

Distribution model

Digital app, agent

Watchpoints 2025–2026

Digital CAC

App-led acquisition cost advantage

TVI's digital-first model should deliver structural CAC advantages as mobile insurance penetration grows. The key metric to watch is policy-renewal retention rate via the app versus lapsed-policy churn.

EV insurance

Electric vehicle motor underwriting

EV penetration in Thailand is rising toward 15–20% of new car sales. EV motor insurance requires different actuarial models (battery-replacement costs, charging-station incidents). TVI's digital platform enables faster EV product iteration versus legacy insurers.

IFRS 17

FY2025 first-year disclosure baseline

FY2025 annual report (disclosed March–April 2026) will be the first full IFRS 17 year. Non-life insurers face limited contract-boundary changes but liability-discounting adjustments are relevant for long-tail property claims.

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Competitor

Dhipaya Group Holdings

Larger listed non-life peer.

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Competitor

Viriyah Insurance

Private motor-insurance leader.

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Sector peer

AIA Thailand

Thailand's new-business life leader; agency, KBANK bancassurance; AIA Group HK-listed parent.

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Sector peer

Allianz Ayudhya

Krungsri bancassurance insurer — Allianz SE × BAY JV; top-five life, top-five non-life; dominant BAY-channel product distribution.

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Sources + data provenance

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Thaivivat Insurance (SET: TVI) FY2024 56-1

Publisher

Thaivivat Insurance PCL

Grade

Primary

As of

2025-03-31

OIC — Risk-Based Capital 2 (RBC2) Framework

Publisher

OIC

Grade

Primary

As of

2019-07-01

IFRS 17 Adoption for Thai Insurers

Publisher

Thailand Federation of Accounting Professions, OIC

Grade

Primary

As of

2024-12-31

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