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Nissan trims annual net loss - Japan Today

Nissan trims annual net loss May 12 06:00 am JST May 12 | 06:51 am JST TOKYO Crisis-hit Japanese carmaker Nissan said Tuesday it had trimmed its annual net loss but warned its outlook remained clouded by the global chip shortage that has hit the auto industry. The firm has faced a series of trials, from weak demand during the pandemic to the fallout from the arrest of former boss Carlos Ghosn, now an international fugitive after jumping bail and fleeing Japan. Nissan said it narrowed its net loss to 448.7 billion yen ($4.1 billion) for the fiscal year to March, from losses of 671.2 billion yen a year earlier, beating its own forecast.

Nintendo Rides Switch Sales During Lockdowns to Post Record Pandemic Profit

Nintendo Rides Switch Sales During Lockdowns to Post Record Pandemic Profit Nintendo broke its previous profit record set in 2008-09, when it was generating massive revenue driven by its Wii and DS consoles. By Agence France-Presse | Updated: 7 May 2021 12:10 IST Photo Credit: Reuters Highlights It was more than the company s prediction of JPY 400 million Nintendo s sales were up 34.4 percent to JPY 1.76 trillion Nintendo reported its highest ever annual profit Thursday after virus lockdowns caused sales of its blockbuster Switch console to soar, but the Japanese gaming giant warned the bumper pandemic year would be hard to repeat. While fresh waves of infections have dashed recovery hopes in many industries, successive rounds of restrictions have helped extend a run of good fortune for video game companies as people seek indoor entertainment.

Subadvisors Are Gaining Importance in Japan s Toshin Market

Investment Japan Ever since Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) released “Progress Report on Enhancing the Asset Management Business 2020” last June, a hot topic in the country has been the use of subadvisors to enhance asset management capability. Many of the world’s leading assets managers have served as subadvisors in Japan’s toshin market, but it is only with the recent success of foreign equity funds that their role has drawn significant attention. ( T toshi-shintaku, or investment trust akin to mutual funds and closed-end funds in the U.S.) Shoko Shinoda, Fund Analyst of Rakuten Securities Inc. says, “There has been an excessive focus on cost in the last few years, and subadvisors have been regarded as a contributor to increased costs. With the recent strength of the stock market, however, investors have realized that performance outweighs cost. Funds that have performed well, such as Baillie Gifford and ARK, have attracted attention and, as a result, the

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