- Japan's Prudential Life Insurance is suspending new policy sales for 90 days due to employee misconduct.
- The company will overhaul sales practices and provide legal compliance training following the misappropriation of $20 million.
- An investigation is underway by the Financial Services Agency, and the salary structure will be reviewed due to performance target pressures.

A: Hey! Did you hear about Prudential Life Insurance?

B: No! What’s going on?

A: They're stopping sales of new policies for 90 days! It's pretty big news.

B: Wow, really? Why?

A: Apparently, some employees were doing some bad stuff. They took money from customers! Over $20 million!

B: No way! That's terrible! Did someone get in trouble?

A: Yeah, the former CEO resigned. They're cleaning things up now.

B: So, what are they doing about it?

A: They're going to retrain all their employees about legal stuff. And they’re changing how they pay people too. It was all about hitting sales targets, it seems.

B: That sounds like a mess. Does this affect people who already have policies?

A: Nope! They’re saying existing customers are still covered and will get their payments.

B: That’s good to hear! So, the government is involved too?

A: Yep, the Financial Services Agency is investigating. They’ll decide on penalties later.

B: Crazy! I hope they sort everything out quickly.