Toshiba bid to test Japan s corporate governance rules Reuters 1 hr ago By Scott Murdoch, Alun John and Makiko Yamazaki © Reuters/Toru Hanai FILE PHOTO: The logo of Toshiba is seen as a shareholder arrives at an extraordinary shareholders meeting in Chiba
By Scott Murdoch, Alun John and Makiko Yamazaki
HONG KONG (Reuters) - A potential bid for Toshiba Corp is set to test both corporate governance at the scandal-hit conglomerate as well as rule changes in Japan designed to improve transparency and protect minority shareholders.
The process puts the spotlight on the world s third-largest economy s efforts to attract more investments from overseas just as global private equity firms are hunting for more big-ticket deals in the country.
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