Large Japanese Insurer Buys Protective Life For $5.7 Billion
Dai-ichi Life Insurance, one of Japan’s biggest life insurers, agreed to buy Protective Life for about $5.7 billion, as Japanese companies continue to seek growth outside their home country…
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