Daido Life plans to add approximately ¥100 billion to its domestic bond portfolio under its general account investment plan for the second half of fiscal 2026, strengthening its investment operations with a focus on ultra-long-term bonds. The full-year plan could be exceeded depending on interest rates.
Daido Life Insurance, a subsidiary of T&D Holdings, announced its general account investment plan for the second half of fiscal 2026. While maintaining its investment policy for domestic bonds, the company indicated the scale of additional purchases.
Specifically, it expects to add approximately ¥100 billion in the second half, focused on ultra-long-term bonds, and will continue the same investment policy as in the first half.
The increase could lead to an upside to the full-year plan depending on interest-rate trends, and the company intends to manage its investments in response to changes in the interest-rate environment.
The company is Daido Life Insurance, which made the announcement as a subsidiary of T&D Holdings.