Kishida looks to put his own stamp on Japanese economy

The "new capitalism" proposals of new Japanese prime minister Fumio Kishida will help well-run companies stand out to public and private equity investors, market observers believe.  However, the new prime minister, who worked closely with his two predecessors, Shinzo Abe and Yoshihide Suga, is unlikely to make drastic changes to the government's economic policies, for example by walking away from Abenomics, at least before the Bank of Japan's new governor takes office in April 202…