Meiji Yasuda president to resign over unpaid insurance money

Meiji Yasuda president to resign over unpaid insurance money

TOKYO, Japan - Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Co. President Ryotaro Kaneko speaks at a press conference in Tokyo after announcing his intention to resign at the firm's representative members' meeting on July 5. Japan's third-largest life insurer is likely to come under public scrutiny following new findings that it has more cases of illegal nonpayment of insurance money than earlier reported. (Kyodo)

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