Meiji Life president cautious on insurer yield cut

Meiji Life president cautious on insurer yield cut

TOKYO, Japan - Ryotaro Kaneko, president of Meiji Life Insurance Co., speaks in an interview with Kyodo News. Kaneko, also chairman of the Life Insurance Association of Japan, said the nation's life insurance industry is now on a recovery path and each insurer should carefully deal with the issue of a cut in yields guaranteed to policyholders.

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