Japanese asset managers are launching new bond funds as interest rates rise. This trend revives investor appetite for yen-denominated debt after decades. Firms like Mizuho and Nomura are expanding offerings to meet demand. Global investors are reassessing Japan's bond market opportunities.
Japanese asset managers are launching new bond funds as interest rates rise. This trend revives investor appetite for yen-denominated debt after decades. Firms like Mizuho and Nomura are expanding offerings to meet demand. Global investors are reassessing Japan's bond market opportunities.
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