Yasutaka Tamura is a Markets Reporter at various reputable outlets including The Japan Times and Bloomberg Law. He covers a diverse range of topics within finance, including emerging markets, global markets, and commodities trading, with a particular focus on derivatives markets and crypto regulation. Yasutaka's insightful analysis and reporting have been featured in prominent publications such as Fortune, The Sydney Morning Herald, and BNN Bloomberg.
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Yasutaka Tamura's articles predominantly focus on finance, investment analysis, and real estate industry in Japan. His coverage heavily emphasizes data-backed insights and press releases.
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By: Yasutaka Tamura, Akemi Terukina, Hideyuki Sano
Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party is considering measures to make the behavior of activist investors more transparent and to help companies deal with the challenges they create, a lawmaker of the ruling party said in an interview.
The Japanese government’s new push to encourage companies to use their cash for longer-term growth is raising concerns it will lead to unprofitable investments and erode corporate value.
Japanese companies have sold the highest amount of convertible bonds in more than two decades in the first half, turning to the cheaper financing alternative as interest rates continue to climb.
By: Yasutaka Tamura
Japanese companies issued ¥1 trillion ($6.2 billion) worth of convertible bonds in the first half, the highest amount since 2004, as rising interest rates boosted demand for cheaper financing.
By: Julia Fioretti, Yasutaka Tamura
Japanese human resources platform operator SmartHR Inc. has delayed its plans for an initial public offering to next year at the earliest as investors viewed the company’s targeted valuation as too high, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Yasutaka Tamura, Julia Fioretti
Japanese human resources platform operator SmartHR has delayed its plans for an initial public offering to next year at the earliest as investors
Manipal Health Enterprises Ltd. is seeking to raise as much as 92.7 billion rupees ($960 million) in an initial public offering, continuing a run of sizable share sales in India.
Kioxia Holdings Corp. faces more wild price swings with leveraged exchange-traded funds tracking the Japanese memory chipmaker’s shares set to be listed in the US.
Kioxia Holdings faces more wild price swings with leveraged exchange-traded funds tracking the Japanese memory chipmaker's shares set to be listed in the U.S.
By: Yasutaka Tamura, Julia Fioretti
Mitsubishi UBE Cement Corp. is planning to go public as soon as December, according to people familiar with the matter, five years after being formed through units of Japanese materials companies.
