Japan insurers target China M&A in new phase


HONG KONG: Japanese insurance companies have spent more than US$50bil on acquisitions over the past five years to become the world’s second-largest buyer of insurance assets, and the deals spree won’t be slowing down any time soon.

The cashed-up insurers are expected to step up their hunt in new markets, with Asia, mainly China, at the top of their wish list, bankers and insurance sector sources said.

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