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@Canadada5@CDInewsletter The 2 year limit seems kind of arbitrary but in practice it was pretty effective at eliminating a lot of the “forever net-nets” that had some fundamental issues closing the gap between NCAV and price.
@hurdle_rate Japan governance keeps getting better especially for these below TBV or NCAV businesses since the exchanges (mainly Japan Exchange Group) are pushing them to close the gap. With filing requirements, plan outlines, etc.
@atelicinvest@oppenheime62198@AltayCapital Also a shift in capital allocation approach for sure yeah. I’m not sure about Korea but Japan governance was bad for decades. Now, average Japanese governance is probably better than avg. US company governance (i.m.o.).
@oppenheime62198@atelicinvest@AltayCapital Korea has started some regulatory changes that make it easier for foreigners to invest.
There’s a possibility they continue to open up investment due to the demographics issues, etc.
There are 100+ net nets just in South Korea exchanges alone.