In today’s briefing:
- TSE Policy Seems to Be that Disclosure in English Is Left to the Companies’ Own Initiative
TSE Policy Seems to Be that Disclosure in English Is Left to the Companies’ Own Initiative
- It will be useful for investors if timely disclosure information, which has large market impact but is still disclosed in English by half of companies, is disclosed in English simultaneously.
- By limiting the TSE policy to documents that are already disclosed in English by many companies, there is concern that other high-demand documents may not be disclosed in English.
- An analysis of English disclosure status and value creation indicators shows that many companies, even those with high profitability and high stock valuation, are not ready for disclosure in English.