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Tokyo Stock Exchange hopes new entrants can revive solar trust sector

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Published Sun, Aug 20, 2017 · 09:50 PM

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    THE Tokyo Stock Exchange's (TSE) two-year-old infrastructure market hopes to get a badly needed boost for its listed solar power trusts as two new entrants plan to start up as early as this year.

    The Tokyo Stock Exchange's (TSE) solar power trust market has so far drawn little interest as investors prefer private funds because the public trusts' tax benefits are limited.

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