Meiji Yasuda to raise Man Group commitment to ¥200 billion
Man Group said on Monday that Japanese insurer Meiji Yasuda intends to increase its capital commitment to Man's investment strategies to ¥200 billion, or about $1.25 billion, according to HedgeCo.Net. The report says the focus is on private credit.
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Meiji Yasuda intends to raise its capital commitment to Man Group's investment strategies to ¥200 billion.
“Meiji Yasuda intends to increase its capital commitment to Man's investment strategies to ¥200 billion”
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The ¥200 billion commitment is equivalent to about $1.25 billion.
“¥200 billion, or about $1.25”
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The increased commitment is focused on private credit.
“Focused on Private Credit”
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