Taiyo Life Insurance announced plans to continue increasing domestic bonds in its general account asset investment plan for the second half of fiscal 2026, while reducing foreign bonds. The plan also explicitly calls for reducing duration.
Taiyo Life Insurance announced plans to increase its holdings of domestic bonds in its general account asset investment plan for the second half of fiscal 2026. This indicates an intention to raise the proportion of domestic assets.
The plan also calls for reducing duration, indicating an investment policy aimed at limiting exposure to long-term interest rates and interest-rate volatility.
Meanwhile, investment in foreign bonds is set to decline, indicating a policy direction of reducing the proportion of foreign-currency-denominated assets. This is expected to change the regional and currency composition of the assets.