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Revisiting the case for Japanese equities

The valuations of mid- and large-cap equities in Japan have become even more attractive compared to those of their US counterparts following a further period of substantial underperformance in common-currency terms. That may bode well for their relative performance, at least in the long run. In view of the wider interest, we are also sending this Asset Allocation Update to clients of our Long Run Service.

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