<div id="readability-page-1">Aflac (AFL) sold about ¥65.9B ($415M) of yen-denominated bonds across four tranches on Thursday, according to a Bloomberg report that cites people familiar with the matter. The transaction came at a 10-year coupon of roughly 3.482%, highlighting continued investor demand for foreign credit in Japan’s deepening bond market.  The U.S. insurer (AFL) j...</div>

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<p>Aflac (AFL) issued approximately ¥65.9B ($415M) in yen-denominated bonds across four tranches, with a 10-year coupon of about 3.482%. This move reflects ongoing investor interest in foreign credit within Japan's expanding bond market.</p>

- Aflac (AFL) issued approximately ¥65.9B ($415M) in yen-denominated bonds across four tranches.  
- The bonds feature a 10-year coupon rate of about 3.482%, reflecting strong investor interest in foreign credit in Japan.  
- This transaction signifies the ongoing expansion of Japan’s bond market.

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