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| NKSJ COULD SEE ¥100BN LOSS FOR YEAR TO MARCH 2012 |
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Japanese insurer NKSJ Holdings, the parent of Sompo Japan and Nipponkoa, could be facing a loss of ¥100bn ($1.28bn) in the year to March 2012, as a result of the floods in Thailand late last year, reports Nikkei. Previous estimates had been in the region of a ¥12bn loss – on a par with its bottom line in 2010-11. In May last year NKSJ had anticipated a gain of ¥15bn for 2011-12. Asahi Shimbun reported that NKSJ was going to push ahead with the merger of its Sompo Japan and Nipponkoa units. This would be in spite of the fact that Makoto Hyodo, chairman of both businesses, has not been a strong supporter of integration. Asahi said that a formal decision on the merger was expected in mid-March, shortly before the end of the financial year, and that the merger would complete in the first half of financial year 2014-2015. NKSJ said that no decision had yet been made. The markets reacted mutedly to the two pieces of news – indicating that most investors have already factored in what are expected to be dire numbers as a result of the Thai floods.
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