Success of Abenomics hinges on deregulation – Orix
The success of economic reforms introduced by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe ultimately depend on his ability to deliver on structural reform, the third of his “three arrows” policy, according to Yoshihiko Miyauchi, CEO of Orix Corp. This observation encapsulates the concerns of PE investors keen to see structural measures precipitate broader corporate restructuring, which potentially means more deal flow.
Speakers at the AVCJ Japan Forum this week noted that governance issues - specifically resistance to change within domestic corporations - could stifle the potential of structural reforms regardless of...
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