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MetLife Japan's Disclosure Document for 2026

MetLife Life Insurance Company, under the leadership of CEO Dirk Ostein, has recently unveiled its new disclosure document titled "MetLife Life Insurance Current Status 2026." This document is pivotal for stakeholders, providing insights into the company’s management strategies, business activities, and financial health for the fiscal year 2025, which runs from April 2025 to March 2026.

This disclosure is crafted in compliance with the Insurance Business Act and the disclosure standards set by the General Incorporated Association of Life Insurance Association. It aims to communicate the company's management philosophy and operational activities in a straightforward manner to stakeholders, fostering transparency and trust.

One of the key highlights of the document is its foundation on the newly developed five-year management plan, the "New Frontier Strategy." This strategy prioritizes value delivery to customers. It encompasses themes surrounding human capital, contributions to the community, and governance and compliance measures.

Additionally, the publication showcases the voices of employees from various sectors within the company, shedding light on MetLife's corporate culture and values. The design of the document has been refreshed to reflect the brand’s new identity, contributing to a clearer flow of information for its readership.

With operations in over 40 markets worldwide, including Japan, MetLife serves over 100 million customers globally. The company is committed to paying out more than $50 billion in insurance claims and benefits by the year 2025 as part of its global sustainability juncture. This dedication to sustainability in business practices is also aligned with MetLife’s overarching goals, as detailed in the “Sustainability Report 2025,” available through MetLife’s U.S. operations.

MetLife Japan not only focuses on customer service but also on sustainable business management. The contents of the current document reflect the operational strategies aligned with this commitment. It serves as a crucial guide for stakeholders wanting to understand how the company operates within the framework of sustainable management both domestically and globally.

As part of promoting corporate transparency, MetLife will continue to provide timely and appropriate disclosures regarding its corporate activities and financial status. The company recognizes the importance of building trust and maintaining relationships with all stakeholders, especially its valued customers.

For those interested, the "MetLife Life Insurance Current Status 2026" document is available on the company’s website, ensuring easy access to this crucial information.

You can view the document here.

About MetLife Japan

Founded in 1973 as Japan's first foreign life insurance company, MetLife Japan provides innovative solutions and assistance for selecting optimal insurance coverage. As a part of the global MetLife Group and the Japanese arm of the U.S.-based MetLife, we offer a wide range of products through diverse sales channels tailored to meet both individual and corporate customer needs. For more information, please visit www.metlife.co.jp.