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Japan Reforms Threatened, Foreign Investment in Danger
15 May
Summary
- Japan's corporate governance reforms face potential rollback.
- This could threaten foreign investment and market rally.
- The Financial Services Agency plans its first code revision.

Investor concern is mounting regarding a potential rollback of Japan's corporate governance reforms, which have been a key factor in attracting foreign investment. This situation threatens the recent stock market rally that saw equities reach unprecedented levels.
The Financial Services Agency is reportedly preparing its first revision to the Corporate Governance Code in five years. This potential revision is causing apprehension among investors about future market stability and the continued appeal of Japanese equities to international capital.