Unwinding of Cross-Shareholdings in Japan
Unwinding of Cross-Shareholdings in Japan
Equity divestment of mutual cross-shareholdings by Japan’s major banks would present an attractive investment opportunity.
The Japanese nonlife insurance industry is undergoing significant changes to reform existing industry practices, resulting in nonlife insurers fully divesting their substantial equity holdings, which includes stock in Japanese companies with mutual cross-shareholding arrangements. This shift has potential to impact Japanese banks and life insurers, who own even more equity in the Japanese stock market. What could these changes mean for investors?
Our report examines Japan’s nonlife insurance industry, the possible implications for Japanese life insurers and major banks in Japan, our top stock picks, and more.
Download the report to discover how your clients can benefit from Japanese industries’ equity divestments.
What's Inside:
What's Inside:
- Which Japanese equities are being divested from nonlife insurers
- Which other industries may divest their cross-shareholdings
- How return on equity and equity sales would impact nonlife insurers, life insurers, and Japanese banks