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Nippon Life Insurance Co. plans to buy Resolution Life Group Holdings for $8.2 billion, Nikkei reported, in what would be the biggest acquisition by a Japanese insurer. The unlisted insurer is set ...
Nippon Life is in talks to buy global life insurance rival Resolution Life for about $8.2bn in the largest-ever overseas deal by a Japanese insurer, according to people close to the company.