1. JAPANESE MODEL IN
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
Anitha Y B
1st M.Com
Under the guidance of
Sundar B. N.
Asst. Prof. & Course Co-ordinator
GFGCW, PG Studies in Commerce
Holenarasipura
2. CONTENTS
• Japanese model diagram
• Japanese model key players
• Share owner ship pattern
• Conclusion
• Reference
3.
4. JAPANESE MODEL
• The japat model is characterized by high level of
stock ownership
• A banking chacterised by strong long term between
banks and corporation
• A legal public policy and industrial policy frame
work designed to support and promote “ keirestu “
• Equity financing is most important for Japanese
corporation
• Inscorporation
• Insider and their affiliates are the major shareholders
in most Japanese corporation
5. KEY PLAYERS
• The bank provide s it’s corporate d clints with loans as
well as service related to bonds issues equity issues
settlement account and relate consulting service
• The main bank is generally a major shareholder in
corporation
• In the us anti –monopoly prohibits one bank from
providing this
• multiplicity of sevice
6. • Many Japanese corporation also have a strong financial
relationship with a network of affiliated companies these network
characterized by crossholding of a debt and equity trading of
goods and services and informal business contact are know as
Kairestu
• Govt directed industrial policy plays a key role in Japanese
governance this includes unofficial representation on corporate
boards when a corporation faces financial difficulty
7. IN JAPANESE MODEL THE FOUR KEY PLAYERS ARE
1. The main (major inside shareholder
2. Affiliated company or keriestu ( a major
inside shareholder
3. Management
4. Govermenent
8. SHARE OWNERSHIP PATTERN
• In Japanese , financial institution and
corporation firmly hold ownership of the
equity market
• Insurence companies 43%
• Banks 43%
• Corporation 25%
• Foreign 3%
9. CONCLUSION
• To understand Various corporated
government models around the world
• The study also shows the implications of
corporate governance in growing economy like
china