Gov't orders Sompo Japan to halt part of business

Gov't orders Sompo Japan to halt part of business

TOKYO, Japan - Sompo Japan Insurance Inc. President Hiroshi Hirano (L) apologizes in Tokyo on May 25 after the Financial Services Agency ordered the company to suspend part of its business operations for up to three months over a string of incidents of business misconduct.

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