Inside Japan's Push to Improve Corporate Governance

The video discusses the ongoing issues in corporate Japan, highlighting scandals involving companies like Subaru, Nissan, and Kobe Steel. It emphasizes the need for improved whistleblower protection and a change in corporate culture to encourage transparency. Despite existing laws, fear of retaliation persists, hindering progress. Investors are concerned about market trust and are actively researching to ensure transparency. The video also explores the role of short sellers and the importance of open communication with stakeholders.

What are the implications of the recent scandals for corporate Japan?

What changes are suggested to improve whistleblower protection in Japan?

How does the current whistleblower law affect employees' willingness to report issues?

In what ways have the failures of corporate governance been highlighted by recent events?

What role do investors play in addressing corporate governance issues in Japan?