Matthew Read, senior analyst at QuotedData, analyses how two different trusts invested in Japan are benefiting – or not – from the country’s internationalisation and Shinzo Abe’s three arrows reform agenda. As Japan enters another recession, more fears surface about whether Abenomics is really working, with the country yet to show it has succeeded in […]
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The economic slowdown in China is impacting other countries in Asia and the developed world, and hopes of growth in consumer spending and the services sector coming to the rescue are fading. Rebalancing the economy away from infrastructure investment and traditional industrial drivers, while cushioning the services sector and allowing new industries to develop, is […]
Recent attempts by Sherborne Investors (SIGB) to take over the board of Electra Private Equity investment trust (ELTA) is an example of where a large shareholder can exert a great deal of control and influence over an investment trust – whether the small private shareholders want it to or not. However, some instances where having […]