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Investment Fund Manager Arrested in Japan
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Stock Investing Course (AXcess News) Hong Kong - Yoshiaki Murakami, the head of Japan's Murakami Fund, was arrested shortly after admitting to insider trading. On a live televised news conference, Murakami admitted to insider trading related to the Livedoor securities scandal that shocked all of Japan last year and said he expected to be arrested for his action.
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Stock Market Game The investment fund manager had traded in shares of Nippon Broadcasting last year, knowingthat Internet firm Livedoor was going to make a takeover bid. Murakami bowed deeply and said he had not intended on violating any Japanese security regulations when he bought shares in Nippon and told reporters he made a mistake and would not be returning to the securities industry.
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Stock Investing Game Murakami, 46, a former Japanese Trade Ministry bureaucrat, was considered to be a model to Japanese households in shareholder activism and was known in investment circles to be an aggressive trader.
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Journal Prime Rate Street Wall It was Livedoor founder Takafumi Horie that told authorities of the fund manager's insider trading in shares of Nippon. Horie was arrested in January inJapan's worst securities scandal in history for breaking securities laws that included insider trading and manipulating the shares of Livedoor.
CREF shareholders has resumed a protest campaign after a yearlong hiatus, saying the manager of the largest U.S. retirement fund reneged on promises to support a wider array of "socially conscious" investments. CREF to devote as much as 5% of the $ development loan funds, said Neil Wollman, a psychology professor at Manchester College in North Manchester, Ind. Wollman acts as spokesman for a group of about 400 investors, mostly academics.
Stock Market News Murakami and Horie were held up to the public for their young and successful trading activitieswho were touted toJapan households asa new breed of Japanese investors managing Western style fortune developments.
Stock Investing Basics The swift growth of their fortunes alarmed the more traditional Japanese businessmen who critics say were behind the downfall of Murakami and Horie to let others there know that American style financial promotions would not be tolerated in Japan. While the old-style Japanese businessmen said the fund manager and Livedoor executive were only interested in lining their pockets at the expense of Japanese shareholders.
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