Shareholder demands fuel compliance scrutiny in Japan's antitrust landscape
By Sachiko Sakamaki ( October 10, 2024, 07:45 GMT | Comment) -- Japanese corporate legal teams are grappling with the challenge of mitigating regulatory risks across expanding business sectors, at the same time as shareholders are demanding stricter compliance measures. This situation highlights the growing scrutiny on corporate governance and the need for robust compliance frameworks in Japan's evolving business and regulatory landscape. A commissioner at the antitrust regulator told MLex that there's always something a company can do to improve compliance, regardless of its resources. Japanese corporate legal teams are grappling with the challenge of mitigating regulatory risks across expanding business sectors, at the same time as shareholders are demanding stricter compliance measures....
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