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Dai-ichi Life Holdings is an insurance holding company that operates diverse businesses through 181 subsidiaries and 124 affiliated companies. Its main business segments include life insurance, asset management, and overseas operations.

In the life insurance business, the company provides a wide range of insurance products for individuals and corporations. These include whole life insurance, term life insurance, medical insurance, and annuity insurance, with products tailored to customers' life stages.

In asset management, Dai-ichi Life Holdings manages assets and operates investment trusts. Through these services, the company supports customers' asset formation and aims to enhance long-term asset value.

In overseas operations, the company is expanding globally with a focus on Asia. It provides insurance products tailored to local needs and aims to contribute to regional communities. This strengthens its international presence.

Dai-ichi Life Holdings has refreshed its group corporate philosophy as of March 2024 to pursue sustainable growth. The new philosophy clarifies the company's purpose in society and the values needed to achieve it, aiming to strengthen unity among employees. Through this initiative, the company seeks to address social challenges while enhancing corporate value.

The company aims to become "a leader shaping the future of Japan's insurance industry" by March 2031. It is also pursuing a position among global top-tier insurance groups, driving transformation in its business portfolio and corporate culture. Specifically, it targets global top-tier standards in capital efficiency and business growth.

In its domestic insurance business, the company is transforming its business model to emphasize quality and productivity, given Japan's declining population and aging society. It aims to improve productivity through AI technology adoption and enhance the value delivered to customers. In its overseas insurance business, the company is accelerating growth through organic expansion and strategic M&A.

In its asset formation and succession business, the company is strengthening product competitiveness and advancing consulting capabilities to meet diverse customer needs. In new business areas, the company is pursuing transformation into insurance-related services and expanding into non-insurance fields to enhance corporate value.

In IT and digital strategy, the company is advancing digital transformation and building cloud infrastructure through a partnership with Microsoft. In financial and capital policy, the company is promoting capital-efficient management to improve capital efficiency and enhance shareholder returns.