Typhoons put pressure on Tokio Marine, MS&AD, Sompo

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The recent run of large natural disasters to hit Japan has put downward pressure on the creditworthiness of the nation's three largest non-life insurance groups, S&P Global Ratings suggested in a briefing.

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