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international involvement.These new zones will exclusively use English for all official paperwork
They aim to create a friendly environment for foreign asset managers.In addition, Kishida plans to launch programs that set aside pension
funds for emerging firms.Japan Opens English-Only Zones to Attract Global Investors
(Photo Internet reproduction)To align with global needs, a United States -Japan forum will be established
This forum will focus on asset management.The announcement comes as Japan sees its managed assets grow to $5.4 trillion, a 50% increase in
three years.By year-end, the government will finalize necessary regulation changes
Japan aims to inject vitality into its market by targeting global asset managers.The effort could be a win-win situation, offering investors
shift towards global standards, breaking down barriers to foreign investment.Language has been a long-standing hurdle, and tackling this
social challenges, flexible policies like these could be a cornerstone for future growth.