japanese stocks: If they ignore him, he goes hostile, according to The Japan Times. He's fought several public campaigns over the past two years, with mixed success. ; There's nothing strange about Hosomizu's brand of activism, but it's rare for a big U.S. money manager to focus on Japanese stocks that are so small they're barely noticed by analysts. Masakazu Hosomizu, who works for the 890 billion 8.1 billion RMB Capital Management, urges small and microcap stocks with big cash holdings to improve how they use capital and run their businesses. While that's partly due to Hosomizu's unusual past, it's also another sign of how Abe's rewritten rules for companies and investors have encouraged shareholders to work more closely with executives. We think it's different this time. We are very bullish on the corporate governance changes, Hosomizu, 42, said in an interview.
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