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Hedge funds

Japanese banks redeem investments

By Michiyo Nakamoto in Tokyo

Published: December 19 2006 22:01 | Last updated: December 19 2006 22:01

Japanese banks are redeeming billions of dollars in hedge fund investments before the introduction in Japan of new global capital adequacy standards at the end of March.

Under the Bank of International Settlement’s Basel II rules, Japan’s Financial Services Agency will require banks to set aside a higher level of capital reserves against their exposure to some hedge fund investments.

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