Nikkei Veritas News
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Deutsche Bank AG stopped equity coverage on 11 out of 27 Japanese industries, the brokerage said in a note to clients today, citing “organizational changes.”
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Naka Matsuzawa , chief strategist at Nomura Securities Co. in Tokyo, was chosen as the top analyst for Japanese bonds this year in a survey of institutional investors by Nikkei Veritas.
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Japan’s biggest opposition party said it will reject Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda’s central bank nominee as lawmakers press for a more aggressive monetary policy to spur growth and end deflation.
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UBS AG, Switzerland’s biggest bank, said that four Tokyo-based equity analysts and its chief stock strategist Shoji Hirakawa have left the firm.
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The Bank of Japan may expand stimulus this month after lawmakers escalated pressure for extra action by blocking a candidate for the bank’s board and renewing calls for a more “proactive” monetary policy.
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Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc. , Japan’s second-largest bank, plans to hire two analysts from former investment-banking partner Daiwa Securities Group Inc. to build its equity research business, said two people with knowledge of the matter.
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Japan’s liquidity supply dropped in March for the first time in more than three years, fueling politicians’ complaints that the central bank should be doing more to end deflation.
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The Bank of Japan may expand stimulus this month after lawmakers escalated pressure for extra action by blocking a candidate for the bank’s board and renewing calls for a more “proactive” monetary policy.
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Deutsche Bank AG said it will hire brokerage analyst Masao Muraki from Daiwa Securities Group Inc. as Germany’s largest lender expands equity coverage in Japan.
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Naoto Kan ’s appointment as Japan’s prime minister will ease investor anxiety over the world’s largest public debt and boost stocks, said Naoki Kamiyama , Deutsche Bank AG’S chief equity strategist in Tokyo.
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