Regulation designed to create more transparency and reduce systemic risk has routed trading activity away from opaque over-the-counter markets managed by banks and into clearinghouses, mostly owned by stock-exchange companies. After decades of languishing stock prices, Japan reorganised its market segments, calling on top-tier companies to provide more value to investors. The JPX Prime 150 Index launch has also been a success. The number of Japanese companies that trade below book value has shrunk and stocks have rallied
Regulation designed to create more transparency and reduce systemic risk has routed trading activity away from opaque over-the-counter markets managed by banks and into clearinghouses, mostly owned by stock-exchange companies. After decades of languishing stock prices, Japan reorganised its market segments, calling on top-tier companies to provide more value to investors. The JPX Prime 150 Index launch has also been a success. The number of Japanese companies that trade below book value has shrunk and stocks have rallied Regulation designed to create more transparency and reduce systemic risk has routed trading activity away from opaque over-the-counter markets managed by banks and into clearinghouses, mostly owned by stock-exchange companies. After decades of languishing stock prices, Japan reorganised its market segments, calling on top-tier companies to provide more value to investors. The JPX Prime 150 Index launch has also been a success. The number of Japanese companies that trade below book value has shrunk and stocks have rallied Moneycontrol Latest News Read More
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