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Japan’s fund reform to put fee pressure on local players

The imminent launch of a new low-cost fund scheme will lead investors to put money into low cost funds, while forcing change on Japan's fund manufacturers and distributors.
Japan’s fund reform to put fee pressure on local players
Japan’s fund industry is set to see a marked inflow of investor assets into passive funds, plus a potential shake-up in the business models of its major players, when a new low fee fund vehicle is introduced next year. The new fund structure, called the Tsumitate Nippon Individual Savings Account (Nisa), will be launched in January. The low cost, installment-type saving product is the first step in the Financial Services Agency (FSA)’s attempt to to lure money out of retail bank a…
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