Japan is reportedly to relax rules surrounding bank lending for M&A and incentivise pension funds to invest more in alternative assets

Japan's move to relax bank lending rules for M&A and encourage pension funds to invest in alternative assets signals a shift towards more aggressive fiscal support.

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This could lead to increased liquidity in the M&A space, making acquisitions more feasible for companies, while also diversifying pension fund portfolios. The implications for yen currency dynamics and overall risk sentiment in regional markets are significant, potentially fostering a more bullish environment.

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