In today’s briefing:
- The Crux of the Problem Is the Company’s Reluctance to Increase the Number of Diverse Shareholders
The Crux of the Problem Is the Company’s Reluctance to Increase the Number of Diverse Shareholders
- If stock price is high, then a stock split is the way to go, and stockbrokers have provided a mechanism for trading shares in less than single-unit in the past.
- The issue isn’t “the trading unit should be lowered because people can’t buy shares with high stock prices” but “let’s improve so that people can become shareholders with one share.
- If Japanese companies are reluctant to increase the number of diverse shareholders, this would be in line with their slower progress in solving issues: diversity, human rights, and environment.
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