Thomson Reuters Data Reveals Increasing Demand for Japanese Insights
A partnership with Japan’s Quick gives global Eikon users access to equity and derivatives market commentary services.
According to Debra Walton, global managing director of customer proposition, financial & risk at Thomson Reuters, more than 8,000 global funds have Japanese equity exposure, driving demand for increased insight into the Japan market.
Debra Walton, Thomson ReutersWalton’s data is from Thomson Reuters StreetSight, which provides stock ownership and profile content. “In addition, Quick continues to see an increase in inquiries from global investors,” she adds.
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