The Japan Post group said on Friday it would resume sales of insurance products on Oct. 5 after a suspension of more than a year due to revelations of improper sales practices.
Brussels threatens UK with legal action, Citi’s new CEO, Japan PM favourite
Brussels has threatened legal action over the UK Brexit treaty breach, and Citigroup will become the first big Wall Street Bank to be run by a female chief executive after appoint …
Morgan Stanley Fends Off JPMorgan to Stay on Top in Japan
Morgan Stanley cemented its spot as the most profitable foreign securities company in Japan last year, as trading for hedge funds helped it fend off a challenge by JPMorgan Chase & Co.Net income at …
Pakistan, Japan agree to enhance cooperation in aviation sector
Kuninori Matsuda, Japanese Ambassador to Pakistan, on Thursday discussed matters pertaining to mutual interests with aviation minister during the meeting. He was called on Federal Minister for …
Nomura Securities says employee in Japan leaked client information
Nomura Securities, the securities arm of Nomura Holdings Inc , said on Thursday that information related to its corporate clients has been leaked outside through an employee. The employee leaked …
Why Warren Buffett could lead other money managers into overlooked Japan
The answer, perhaps, is Warren Buffett. Last month, on his 90th birthday, the Berkshire Hathaway founder revealed he had built 5 per cent stakes in each of Japan’s five biggest trading houses — a …
Japan opposition reunites as ruling party picks new leader
Members of a Japanese opposition party that split after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe took power eight years ago are reuniting as speculation grows of an early general election following Abe’s decision to …
Nomura says employee in Japan leaked client information
Nomura Securities, a unit of Nomura Holdings Inc , said on Thursday that information related to its corporate clients has been leaked outside through an employee.
Coronavirus outbreak hits 19 at sumo stable in Japan
A coronavirus outbreak at a sumo stable in Tokyo has infected 19 people, the governing body said Thursday, adding that a tournament will go ahead this week as planned.
Is it the Right Time to Invest in Japan ETFs? Let’s Explore
Japan’s prime minister, Shinzo Abe, has resigned for health issues amid the coronavirus crisis, leaving investors on the edge about the country’s economic prospects.