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Sompo Holdings is shifting to overseas credit investments and relocating managers to the U.S. to boost profits.
Sompo Holdings, Japan’s third-largest property and casualty insurer, is expanding its investments in higher-yielding overseas credit assets to boost profits amid challenges in its domestic business.
Starting in January 2026, the company has begun relocating investment managers from its Japan subsidiary to the U.S., with plans to use shared asset managers for private credit and junk bond deals across both countries.
The move reflects a strategic shift toward international credit markets to improve financial performance, as asset management grows in importance.
While specific investment volumes were not disclosed, the company aims to target credit assets with strong returns and diverse risk profiles.
Sompo Holdings está cambiando a inversiones de crédito en el extranjero y reubicando a los gerentes a los EE.UU. para aumentar las ganancias.