Japanese insurance companies are turning a keen eye on investment opportunities in overseas real estate markets, such as the US.
The $64 billion Daido Life Insurance Company, part of Tokyo-based insurer T&D Holdings, is targeting real estate and securities investments abroad, with a particular focus on the US.
Akio Shinju, Daido general manager of investment planning, told Bloomberg it was also targeting bank and mezzanine loans and other credit securities.
