Reported 3 months ago
Japanese corporate governance reforms have led to a significant increase in bond issuance, with companies selling a record nearly $31 billion in bonds since April 1. These reforms, aimed at improving capital efficiency and corporate culture, have boosted investor confidence in Japanese credit, allowing firms to access favorable borrowing conditions. As a result, Japanese corporate dollar bonds have been outperforming their U.S. counterparts, attracting more overseas investors amid a broader favorable economic environment.
Source: YAHOO