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Sompo Holdings is a Japanese listed insurance parent whose consolidated reporting has moved to IFRS and whose regulatory capital enters Japan's economic-value regime. Those simultaneous basis changes make FY2025 a particularly important boundary for trend analysis.

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Company at a glance

  • Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan
  • Listed/legal parent: Sompo Holdings, Inc., listed in Tokyo
  • Core insurance businesses: domestic P&C and life insurance; overseas insurance; nursing care and wellbeing services
  • Main markets: Japan and selected international insurance markets
  • Reporting currency: JPY
  • Financial year-end: 31 March
  • Regulatory context: Japanese Financial Services Agency oversight, including the new economic-value solvency framework

Business and operating structure

Sompo Holdings, Inc. is the holding company. Sompo Japan Insurance is the principal domestic P&C carrier, Sompo Himawari Life serves domestic life customers, and overseas insurers form a separate reported business. Nursing-care and wellbeing operations broaden the group beyond underwriting.

Key insurance activities

Domestic P&C spans motor, fire, marine and commercial cover; domestic life focuses on protection and health-related products. Overseas operations add commercial and specialty risks in several markets. Nursing care contributes service revenue and operating characteristics that should not be treated as insurance premium activity.

Scale and current reporting context

The group reports in yen for the year ending 31 March. FY2025 results for the year ended March 2026 provide the current consolidated IFRS frame. Earlier Japanese-GAAP periods may not be directly comparable without the reconciliations supplied by Sompo.

Legal-entity, brand and subsidiary distinctions

Sompo Holdings is not the same entity as Sompo Japan or Sompo Himawari Life. Domestic P&C, overseas insurance and wellbeing are segments rather than licensed companies. Parent issuer ratings and operating-insurer strength opinions also concern different obligors.

Capital, ratings and regulatory context

Japan's economic-value solvency disclosures identify their effective date and group perimeter; they should not be backfilled into earlier periods. Overseas subsidiaries remain locally regulated. Comparison must state accounting basis, March year-end, segment mix and whether nursing-care activity is included.

What matters when comparing Sompo Holdings

For Sompo Holdings, comparison turns on the IFRS transition, economic-value solvency and non-insurance wellbeing activity.

Related intelligence

Sources and methodology

  • Integrated Annual Report 2025 — Sompo Holdings; Integrated Annual Report 2025; principally FY2024, year ended 2025-03-31; Sompo Holdings consolidated group, SOMPO P&C, SOMPO Wellbeing, and named subsidiaries.
  • Overview of FY2025 results — Sompo Holdings; FY2025, year ended 2026-03-31; Sompo Holdings consolidated under IFRS and disclosed domestic P&C, overseas insurance, domestic life, and nursing-care segments.
  • Credit Ratings & Bond Information — Sompo Holdings; Ratings as of 2026-04-01; Sompo Holdings issuer ratings and separately named operating-insurer financial-strength/claims-paying ratings.
  • Consolidated solvency-margin disclosure library — Sompo Holdings; FY2025 transition status; Sompo Holdings consolidated and Sompo Japan separately where documents exist.
  • Corporate profile — Sompo Holdings; Current profile; Sompo Holdings, Inc. parent company.
  • Insurance-sector constituent/listing support — Japan Exchange Group; Constituents as of 2026-03-31; Sompo Holdings, code 8630, Japanese insurance sector.