Daiichi Mutual Fire execs meet press after suspension order

Daiichi Mutual Fire execs meet press after suspension order

TOKYO, Japan - Koichi Hirai (R), president of Daiichi Mutual Fire & Marine Insurance Co., and its chairman Fujio Matsumuro, meet the press in Tokyo on May 1, after the Financial Supervisory Agency ordered the Tokyo-based insurer to suspend some of its operations. The midsize insurer told the agency earlier in the day that it had abandoned its rehabilitation attempt.

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