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Value investing to get less effective in Japan?

Value strategies could ultimately offer fewer opportunities in Japan due to improving corporate governance, but it's a good bet for the time being, says Man Group's Jeffrey Atherton.
Value investing to get less effective in Japan?
The growing focus on corporate governance in Japan may be a positive trend but it could result in fewer value opportunities over the long term, says Jeffrey Atherton, senior portfolio manager of the Man GLG Japan CoreAlpha strategy. The $7.7 billion fund focuses on large-cap value investing – that is, buying stocks it believes are underpriced. This approach tends to work better in markets where there is less emphasis on corporate transparency and best practice, because that makes …
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