Investing in the asset class is different from investing in the Japan economy, according to an FSSA IM portfolio manager whose Japan fund has soared above its benchmark and sector.

Investing in the asset class is different from investing in the Japan economy, according to an FSSA IM portfolio manager whose Japan fund has soared above its benchmark and sector.
Macro numbers do not reflect the performance of Japan equities, according to a Matthews Asia fund manager.
FSA compares two Japan equity products: the First State Japan Equity Fund and the Janus Henderson Horizon Japan Opportunities Fund.
FSA compares two Japan equity products: the Aberdeen Standard Sicav I Japanese Equity Fund and the JP Morgan Japan (Yen) Fund.
FSA compares two Japanese equity funds: the Invesco Japanese Equity Advantage Fund and the Pictet Japanese Equity Selection Fund.
US equity valuations have become cheaper, but investors can find more value elsewhere, argues Norman Villamin, Zurich-based chief investment officer for private banking at Union Bancaire Privée.
FSA compares the AB Japan Strategic Value Portfolio and the JP Morgan Japan (Yen) Fund.
Most investment into Japan goes into the more famous names, but local companies are undergoing the real revival, says Shigeka Koda, CEO of Singapore-based Four Seasons Investments.
FSA compares the JP Morgan Japan Equity Fund and the Schroder ISF Japanese Opportunities Fund.
Japanese domestic industry sectors will undergo consolidation, which will allow industry leaders to gain market share, argues portfolio manager Rupert Kimber.
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