Japanese life insurers are expanding real estate investments to counter inflation, with Meiji Yasuda Life planning to double its real estate holdings to $13 billion by 2040.
Japanese life insurance companies are expanding their real estate investments to counter inflation and seek stable returns, with Meiji Yasuda Life planning to double its real estate holdings to $13 billion by 2040.
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