Unison Capital strengthens internal controls
Unison Capital, the Tokyo-based buyout firm, has implemented new measures including a ban on Japanese equities trading, while it reviews information security policies to tighten its internal control systems, after a former partner, Kenichi Kiso, was confirmed to be involved in insider trading since July 2002.
Kiso died in October 2009, the day after Japanese Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission (SESC) officers entered Unison's premises to investigate the alleged insider trading. The firm established...
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