With this week’s volatility in the Nikkei index and its spillover effect into U.S. markets, Japan’s stock market is on the minds of many investors. Curi RMB Capital partner and portfolio manager Masa Hosomizu, CFA®, was featured in a CNN article about investing in Japan.
Hosomizu, who serves as portfolio manager for the RMB Japan Fund (RMBPX), noted how recent changes to corporate governance in Japan have been a positive development for the market and investors. The article, which ran in CNN’s Underscored, also featured Hosomizu’s perspective on the exchange rate between the U.S. and Japan, and how retail investors can use American Depository Receipts (ADRs) as a vehicle to access Japanese stocks.
If you have questions about recent market trends, please reach out to your Curi RMB Capital advisor.
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