Hedge funds back Japan corporate reform

Hedge fund managers at the Sohn Tokyo conference highlighted investment opportunities driven by Japanese corporate reform. Investors focused on capital allocation strategies and artificial intelligence integration across various firms.

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A businessman stands on a terrace overlooking a banking district in Tokyo, Japan, February 16, 2016. REUTERS/Thomas Peter

Hedge fund managers highlighted Japanese corporate reform opportunities ranging from capital allocation to AI solutions during the inaugural Sohn Conference in Japan on October 16. More than half of the 14 participating funds favored restructuring themes as shareholder returns gain momentum. Activist campaigns across the country reached a record level last year following years of pressure from regulators and the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

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