TOKYO -- Japan's publicly traded mutual funds will soon be able to invest in unlisted shares, a move that would let retail investors buy into early stage startups and allow those startups to tap more funding.
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Japan mutual funds to gain access to unlisted startup shares
Industry change seen benefiting retail investors and fledgling companies alike
Allowing mutual funds to invest in unlisted shares would give Japanese startups access to a broader base of investors before going public. (Photo by Konosuke Urata)
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