Macquarie Group is eyeing opportunities in Japan to assist companies in streamlining operations by spinning off assets, according to the firm’s Asia CEO Verena Lim. In a recent interview with Nikkei, Lim highlighted the potential for corporate carve-outs, including infrastructure assets and noncore subsidiaries. The trend of increasing corporate carve-outs in Japan has prompted many companies to focus on optimizing ownership structures, driving Macquarie’s interest in this market.
Macquarie Group Sees Growth in Japanese Corporate Carve-Outs
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