Resources
Investing in Japan
• David Pilling investigates the secrets of success in business
• Mariko Sanchanta on how Ikea got it right
• Michiyo Nakamoto looks at how western banks use their global networks
• David Turner explains the cynicism behind enthusiasm in equities - -
Content
The doors creak open to foreign capitalism
Investment has a different character and private equity is at the fore, says Michiyo Nakamoto.
Investment environment: Overseas capital is welcome but faces a taxing time
The country is not yet a favoured destination, says Michiyo Nakamoto.
Foreign investors: A tough nut to crack
While some businesses have arrived and done well in the country, many have suffered serious setbacks, says David Pilling.
Banks: Stronger economy produces more interest
Michiyo Nakamoto explains why western banks want to expand and how their networks are helping their clients.
Pharmaceuticals: Marriage made in heaven
Leo Lewis says the alliance between Chugai and Roche is much admired.
Foreign stock purchasing: An enthusiasm for reform
David Turner looks behind the recent strong performance to analyse the reasons for cynicism.
Property: A recovery with shaky foundations?
Mariko Sanchanta looks at the sector.
Buying overseas: Executives discover that the developed world is their oyster
Louise Lucas explains why generous price tags are likely to remain a feature of this trend.
Private equity: Gaining acceptance
Two big deals involve foreign money
