Japan’s major life insurers are split on increasing domestic government bond holdings as rising yields make Japanese debt more attractive. Foreign bond selling has accelerated, but differences in investment strategies suggest any shift towards domestic bonds will be uneven.
Japan’s major life insurers are split on increasing domestic government bond holdings as rising yields make Japanese debt more attractive. Foreign bond selling has accelerated, but differences in investment strategies suggest any shift towards domestic bonds will be uneven.
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