Cash-rich Japanese companies come into focus for global funds
Abenomics is pushing firms to redeploy cash with higher dividend payouts, buybacks
Tokyo
AFTER years of disappointment, a quiet revolution may be underway in the Japanese stock market.
Japan's companies have for years sat on record piles of cash - the equivalent of US$2.4 trillion in September, the most in the world. The issue has been deploying those funds for shareholder benefit.
A key part of Abenomics has been sharpening the focus on return on equity, and now - through a mix…
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