Japan Post’s insurer returns with better packaging, says AlecMac11:
Japan Post Holdings, the postal operator and financial holding company, is selling up to 387 billion yen of stock in its unit, Japan Post Insurance, according to a term sheet.
Japanese investors have been allocated 70 percent of the offering. The remaining 30 percent will be sold to international investors.
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