Nao Sano is a journalist who writes for BNN Bloomberg and Bloomberg News. Their work has also been featured in publications such as Yahoo Finance, The Japan Times, Insurance Journal, Digital Insurance, and Bloomberg Law. Nao covers a range of topics including finance, insurance, market regulations, and business developments in Japan.
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Nao Sano's articles mainly focus on the finance and real estate industries in Japan, with an emphasis on government announcements and press releases. To effectively reach out to Nao, consider providing insights or commentary related to financial regulations, stock market movements, insurance trends, investment banking activities, or real estate developments specifically within the Japanese market.
Given the prominence of government announcements in Nao’s coverage attributes, pitches that offer perspectives on how regulatory changes impact the finance and real estate sectors in Japan are likely to be well received. Additionally, highlighting data-driven analysis or exclusive insights into market movements may also capture Nao's attention.
When reaching out to Nao Sano ensure your pitch focuses primarily on events happening within Japan’s finance industry while incorporating significant legal compliance aspects when relevant.
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By: Nao Sano, Winnie Hsu
Japan faces a challenge in boosting women leaders: Matsui Corporate governance is a key driver for Japan's market rally
By: Winnie Hsu, Nao Sano
(Bloomberg) -- Kathy Matsui, the former vice chair of Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s Japan unit, said the realization of “womenomics,” the term that
By: Nao Sano, Takashi Nakamichi
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is exiting transaction banking in Japan, less than a year after announcing plans to enter the business of managing cash flows for big companies in the country.
By: Takashi Nakamichi, Nao Sano
The bank will remain focused on growing its transaction banking operations in the U.S., U.K. and European Union, Matsumoto said.
Japan's Dai-ichi Life Holdings Inc. and Benefit One Inc. approved a $2 billion transaction that will see the nation's largest listed life insurer take over the corporate services company following a rare bidding contest.
By: Takashi Nakamichi, Nao Sano
Nomura Holdings Inc. expects the yen to strengthen against the dollar later this year, according to the firm’s head of trading and investment banking.
By: Takashi Nakamichi, Nao Sano
Nomura Holdings Inc. expects the yen to strengthen against the dollar later this year, according to the firm's head of trading and investment banking.
(Bloomberg) -- Japan's largest listed life insurer has a dilemma — its traditional investment strategies aren't working.
By: Takashi Nakamichi, Nao Sano
(Bloomberg) -- Nomura Holdings Inc.'s revenue climbed as soaring fixed-income trading and resurgent markets in Japan helped Chief Executive Officer Kentaro Okuda achieve the first annual increase in profit under his watch.
By: Nao Sano, Takashi Nakamichi
Nomura Holdings Inc. 's earnings climbed as soaring fixed-income trading and resurgent markets in Japan helped Chief Executive Officer Kentaro Okuda achieve the first increase in annual profit under his watch.
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