TOKYO -- The Tokyo Stock Exchange stepped up pressure on CEOs on Monday by releasing a list of companies that are meeting its request to improve capital efficiency metrics and stock price.
Japanese stocks have been on a tear, with the benchmark Nikkei stock index at its highest level in 33 years and 11 months on Monday and up 6% so far in January. TSE's move is the latest in a series of reform measures aimed at further boosting the stock market's appeal to investors.
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