UBS interview

January 12, 2005

Giving Japan's distressed assets a well-needed workout Japanese companies accept that they need private - mainly foreign - money to help them out of their financial troubles, and restructurings and buyouts are booming. Andrew Crooke asks Fumitaka Eshima, UBS's head of legal in Japan, what challenges investors and their financiers face when structuring these deals

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News analysis IFLR Special Focus The IFLR Guide to Japan 2005 (January 2005)