The Japanese branch of American Home Assurance Company on Sept. 2 begins mail-order sales of differentiated-rate auto insurance, the first of its kind in Japan.
The U.S. firm is able to sell the insurance because the Finance Ministry lifted a ban on differentiated-rate products in August, following a Japan-U.S. insurance accord in December.
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