日本四家大型寿险公司的国内债券持仓浮亏600亿美元 增长三倍

Core Insights - Four major Japanese life insurance companies reported a total unrealized loss of approximately $60 billion in domestic bond holdings for the last fiscal year, highlighting the risks associated with rising interest rates [1] Group 1: Financial Impact - Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Company indicated that as of March, the unrealized loss on domestic bond holdings increased more than sevenfold from the previous year, reaching approximately 1.39 trillion yen ($970 million) [1] - Sumitomo Life Insurance Company experienced a similar situation, with its bond unrealized losses more than doubling to 1.52 trillion yen [1] - Combined with figures from Nippon Life, Japan's largest life insurer, and Dai-ichi Life, the total unrealized losses across these companies amounted to around 8.5 trillion yen, representing a year-on-year increase of approximately threefold [1]