TOKYO — Dai-ichi Life Insurance and Nippon Life Insurance, two of Japan’s biggest institutional investors, are navigating choppy waters churned up by the Trump administration’s fast-changing tariff policy and a jump in Japanese bond yields at the ultralong-term end.
Kazuyuki Shigemoto, managing executive officer at Dai-ichi Life, said the company was ready for the market turmoil that followed Trump’s “Liberation Day” in April.
