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As Japan encourages more of its citizens to participate in the financial markets, the updated Nippon Individual Savings Account (NISA) system, launched in January 2024, has created a wave of new retail investors. With increased tax...Read More

Japan’s stock market, led by the Tokyo Stock Exchange, has traditionally attracted substantial foreign investment. Factors such as Japan’s economic stability, advanced technological sector, and the yen’s safe-haven status contribute to Japan’s appeal to foreign investors....Read More

1. Introduction to the Japanese Fund Management Landscape Japan’s fund management industry plays a crucial role in both the domestic and global financial markets, backed by an economy characterized by high savings rates, a significant pension...Read More

Japan’s stock market has a historical tendency to respond closely to political shifts, with government stability playing a significant role in investor confidence and stock performance. With the 2024 general election underway, the country faces a...Read More

Japan has become a global hub for cryptocurrency innovation and adoption. As one of the first countries to regulate digital currencies, Japan provides a secure and well-structured environment for cryptocurrency investors. With growing interest in digital...Read More

Cryptocurrency has become a major topic of conversation across the globe, with countries adopting varying approaches to this decentralized form of digital money. Japan, in particular, occupies a unique position in the world of cryptocurrency. Known...Read More

  Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) is the largest pension fund in the world, managing over $1.7 trillion in assets as of 2023. Given its immense size and influence, the fund plays a crucial role...Read More

1. Introduction: Corporate Structures in Japan Japan’s financial market is not only influenced by its cultural attitudes but also by its unique corporate structures and the government influence plays in regulating and shaping business practices. The...Read More

1. Introduction: Japanese Culture and Finance Japan’s financial markets are deeply influenced by its cultural values, which prioritize stability, long-term relationships, and risk aversion. For foreign investors, understanding these cultural nuances is essential to successfully navigating...Read More

Private equity (PE) and venture capital (VC) investment in Japan have seen significant growth in recent years, fueled by a combination of government initiatives, an evolving startup ecosystem, and increasing global investor interest. Historically, Japan’s financial...Read More