TOKYO -- Japan's securities industry will ease rules on investing in unlisted stocks to increase the flow of risk money into young companies, hoping to lift the country higher in global rankings of multibillion-dollar startups.
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A busy street crossing in Tokyo. Japan's securities industry wants to build a more dynamic market for unlisted stocks. © Reuters
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