A little goes a long way: How Japan's activist shareholder evolution is slowly taking off
Deep Dive into Japanese equities
Michael Gobitschek of SKAGEN M²
With much of the world focused on the US election, another world leader has recently taken office with relatively little attention, but with promises that could be significant for investors.
Yoshihide Suga replaced Japan's longest-serving Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in September and vowed to continue many of his predecessor's long-term reforms. For SKAGEN M², which has about 10% of assets...
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