Taisho Life ordered to halt operations

Taisho Life ordered to halt operations

TOKYO, Japan - Taisho Life Insurance Co. President Atsushi Hosokawa wipes perspiration at a news conference Aug. 28 after the Financial Services Agency (FSA) ordered the company to halt most of its operations, making it the fourth failure of a Japanese life insurance company in three years.

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