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A former comedian and an ex-Goldman Sachs analyst will provide investment advice for a new Japanese equity fund launching in January, managed by Tokyo's Fundnote. The fund aims to invest in stocks with limited downside by analyzing metrics such as the price-earnings ratio, with an initial limit of ¥10 billion ($63.5 million). Despite the Japanese market's uptrend, its volatility and lack of qualification for tax-free investment schemes may pose challenges.
Source: YAHOO