Restructuring spearheads Japanese recovery

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JAPAN - Corporate restructuring remains the best route to reviving Japan's deflated equity sector, says one leading expert.

But cross shareholding selling is still keeping the Japanese stock market subdued despite good profits growth, according to Denis Clough, head of Japanese equities at Schroders. Corporates are c...

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