EquitiesBig investors required to provide specifics on changes they will seekJapan's financial watchdog has begun investigating all large shareholding reports disclosed after May 1. © ReutersKODAI MIHARAJuly 4, 2026 03:20 JSTTOKYO -- Japan's financial watchdog has begun investigating whether shareholders are providing enough information about their intentions when they report major positions in listed companies, Nikkei has learned.
Japan probes shareholding reports as activist proposals mount
Big investors required to provide specifics on changes they will seek









