Japan to lead boom in Asia restructuring activity - survey
Corporate restructuring activity in Japan should lead to a broader rise in the number of distress opportunities in Asia, as a result of both regulatory change and added pressure from investors.
Japan topped a list of Asian countries expected to see the most restructuring this year, according to a survey of 150 bankers, lawyers, GPs, government officials, and other restructuring experts in the...
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