Putting rights in reverse -- where Japan is heading on Companies Act changes

Minority shareholders in Japan will lose some important rights if proposals to amend the Companies Act are adopted.

The blind spot in Pop Mart's global expansion

Company's UK accounts paint a chaotic picture

Doosan Enerbility and the trouble with national champions

As Seoul bets big on nuclear power again, investors are rediscovering the complexities of strategic energy

Rocky horror health show

Stock market darlings get mauled but the boardroom reckoning is hesitant

The minority shareholders who asked for too much

Investors in Chinese classifieds platform 58.com lose court battle to get fair value for shares

Private jets and missing billions: inside the trial raising questions for Bank of Baroda

Key witnesses take the stand as case dissects the collapse of NMC Health

An unconvincing revision: Japan's new CG Code

The fourth version of the Japan Corporate Governance Code has followed international fashion and undergone a major streamlining. We think this is a mistake.

NSE readies to list on a tight leash

The upcoming IPO looks more like a controlled exit for existing shareholders than a reset

China wants its IPO money back

Beijing is bringing offshore listings and their funds back within reach