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Of minnows and whales
By
Anthony Rowley
- Asia
- Global
- Japan
In Japan’s asset management industry, domestic big guns overshadow small players
Tokyo is intent on becoming a prime Asian and international financial centre, but the process is showing a need for structural as well as regulatory and legal change. This is true especially in asset management, which is where Tokyo most hopes, and...
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