You Don’t Have a Governance Problem With Your Japanese Partners — You Have an Intelligence Gap
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Citigroup just grew its Tokyo investment banking team by 30 percent. Daiwa Securities is rebuilding its M&A staff from 640 bankers to 900. Goldman Sachs
In every story four healthcare leaders in Japan told me, the first “no” came from inside their own organizations. Not from regulators. Not from competitors.
Japan just committed roughly one trillion yen to double its shipbuilding capacity by 2035. Roughly ¥213 billion to Imbari Shipbuilding and others as the first
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