Japanese funds model under threat

Oct 17, 2012

Asset managers are braced for a rise in the number of regulatory inspections and tighter rules around fund sales and insider trading in Japan.

Fund houses in Japan are readying for a rise in the number of regulatory inspections and a tightening of laws, as a result of both the AIJ pensions scandal that broke in February and a crackdown on insider trading.

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