In today’s briefing:
- Japanese Managers Have Always Wanted to Distance Themselves from Market Pressures
Japanese Managers Have Always Wanted to Distance Themselves from Market Pressures
- It’s skeptical that managers before the bubble economy really took risks. They no longer are protected by regulations as they were before, and must take risks on their own initiative.
- The Stewardship Code and Corporate Governance Code were introduced in the hope that they would provide a boost to standstill managers to improve profitability to increase corporate value.
- Exit from the market is an important factor, but it can decelerate the speed at which exits are facilitated, such as maintaining listing through transitional measures or changing TOB rules.
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