Postal life insurance to sell other firms' products even before IPO

Postal life insurance to sell other firms' products even before IPO

TOKYO, Japan - Josuke Shindo, chairman-designate of a postal life insurance firm that will emerge on the privatization of Japan's postal system in October 2007, speaks during an interview with Kyodo News in Tokyo. He said that the firm, tentatively called Kampo Life Insurance, will seek to sell other insurers' products even before its initial public offering.

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