BOJ becoming
sort of an activist investor by using
its influence as a mainly indirect owner of shares to support firms that
spend more cash at home.
Japan central bank turns activist investor to revive economy (Business Insider)
For the first year since 1989, foreign investors sold Japanese stocks and missed a rally in 2015
Foreign investors get it wrong on Japan stocks (The Japan Times)
U.S of America fears that a protracted economic stagnation in Japan will gradually limit its ability to buttress a stable Asian-Pacific balance of power.
Investors on TSE recently have paid far more attention to value stocks with
price-book ratios below the market average than to other varieties.
Value stocks sought as protection from price shocks (Nikkei)
Atsushi Saito, former head of Japan Exchange Group, says that Japanese CEOs are severely underpaid and an increase is crucial for the Corporate Governance Reform to succeed.
Antidote for Japan CEO Malaise: More Pay and Even More Nerve (Bloomberg)
Blackstone's Byron Wien becoming a believer in Abenomics
Blackstone's Byron Wien - Turning Into a Believer of Abenomics In 2016 (Forbes)
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