Songai Hoken Japan

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KK Songai Hoken Japan

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legal form KK
ISIN JP3932400009
founding 1887
Seat Shinjuku , Japan
management Masatoshi Satō (Chairman)
Number of employees around 16,000 employees (2008)
Branch Insurance
Website www.sompo-japan.com

Sompo Japan headquarters building in Shinjuku , Tokyo .

KK Songai Hoken Japan ( Japanese 株式会社 損害 保 険 ジ ャ パ ン , English Sompo Japan Insurance, Inc. ), Sompo Japan for short ( 損 保 ジ ャ パ ン ), is a Japanese company with headquarters in Shinjuku , Tokyo .

Sompo Japan offers various types of insurance to its customers worldwide. The company was founded in 1887 as Tōkyō Kasai Hoken ( Tokyo Fire Insurance ). In 1893, the insurance was acquired by Zenjirō Yasuda and integrated into the Zaibatsu Yasuda . In July 2002, the Japanese insurance companies Yasuda Kasai Kaijō Hoken ( Yasuda Fire ) and Nissan Shōgai Hoken ( Nissan Fire & Marine Insurance ) merged to form the insurance group Sompo Japan .

Sompo Japan Museum of Art

Fifteen Sunflowers (January 1889) Sompo Japan Museum of Art, Tokyo

The insurance group has acquired various works of art around the world over the past few decades. These works of art are currently in the Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Museum of Art in Tokyo. Among other things, the painting Sunflowers by Vincent van Gogh was auctioned at Christie's in 1987 .

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Sompo Japan Museum of Art