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Nippon Life builds US$4.6bn private credit book, led by Resolution Life allocation

Nippon Life is expanding private credit mainly through Resolution Life, while keeping its standalone exposure conservative.
Nippon life builds us 6bn private credit book led by resolution life allocation rein asia

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June 12, 2026

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