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Investor enthusiasm for Japanese equities has long been dampened by the downward trend in the market during the 1990s and 2000s, as well as by structural challenges ranging from deflation to weak corporate governance. But we think this is an opportune time to consider a Japanese equity allocation, as we see seven potential positives that seem underappreciated by the market:
One final point: As our colleagues wrote recently, Japan may be an exceptional “fishing pond” for active managers, given that it is one of the most inefficient equity markets globally.
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