Goldman Sachs in Japan
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Code : COM0106
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Region : Japan
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Investment Banking in Japan After the collapse of the 1980s bubble economy, Japan's financial structure transformed remarkably. The Government of Japan made efforts to revive the economy with huge fiscal incentive packages but could not succeed. To reform the financial institutions and markets, the Government of Japan in 1996 initiated a series of plans that called for deregulation. Financial market deregulation created new opportunities for the foreign investment banks in the country... Goldman Sachs: A Brief Profile In 1869, Marchus Goldman established Goldman Sachs, the world's third largest investment bank and security firm in 2004. Initially it offered assistance to the companies to get short-termloans, but eventually it started to offer foreign exchange services. The company expanded its activities in various areas but its operationswere affected badly by the Great Economic Depression of 1929... Goldman Sachs in Japan Since its entry into Japan in the year 1969, Goldman Sachs has been amajor foreign investment bank in the country. From 1983, it started to operate as Goldman Sachs (Japan) Ltd. after it obtained license to trade in securities. In 1989, it became the first foreign underwriting manager when it managed the listing of a Japanese company named Sumisho Computer Systems in theTokyo Stock Exchange... |
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