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22 April 2024Insurance

Insurers have paid ¥74.4bn to end-March on Noto earthquake

Insurers paid ¥74.4 billion ($481 million) across some 81,544 claims by end-march following the January 1 earthquake on the Noto peninsula of Japan, according to the latest released industry data.

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