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J-VISIONS Vol. 4 Now Online: Read English Articles on Japanese Corporate IR
J-VISiONS, a cross-media publication launched by Edit Inc. for investors and corporate management, features in its 2026 Autumn issue. Kaname Capital, a Japan equities-focused activist investor; and Seven Bank, Japan's first retailer-founded financial institution
Edit Inc. published the 2026 Autumn issue of J-VISIONS, a cross-media publication for investors and corporate management, on September 4, 2026. This fourth issue features a dialogue with Kaname Capital, L.P., a Japan-equities-focused activist investor, and an interview with Seven Bank, Ltd, a financial institution born from Japan's first retail-originated bank, along with other examples of corporate IR and engagement. All articles are also available on the web edition, J-VISIONS Online
J-VISIONS was launched as a new financial media platform to promote mutual understanding between companies and institutional investors. As a supplement to J-MONEY, a financial magazine for investment professionals, J-VISIONS is sent directly to approximately 10,000 recipients, including pension funds, financial institutions, and finance/IR officers at business corporations.
The 2026 Autumn issue includes a dialogue between Nao Makino, Partner & Head of Research at Kaname Capital, and Professor Mikiharu Noma of Hitotsubashi University Business School, as well as an interview with Ken Shimizu, Managing Executive Officer and General Manager of the Planning Division at Seven Bank, Ltd. It also features Yoichi Shibata, Representative Director and CEO of Premium Group Co., Ltd., and Takanori Saito, Executive Officer and General Manager of the President's Office (IR) at FUJI KYUKO CO., LTD., each discussing their companies’ IR strategies.
The issue also includes the popular “Seven Questions for Noted Fund Managers” feature, which has run since the inaugural issue. This time's theme is “What kind of company would you want to invest in?” Featured fund managers include Koji Nakatsuka of Allianz Global Investors Japan, Zhiyuan Tao of AllianceBernstein, Masaki Takebayashi of Daiwa Asset Management, and Naoto Kojima of Mitsubishi UFJ Asset Management.
Also offering services that deliver corporate IR information and management messages to investors worldwide
Edit Inc., publisher of J-VISIONS, also offers services that deliver corporate IR information and management messages to investors around the world. J-MONEY, Edit's specialist magazine for finance professionals, has been recognized by Media Fuse, an Israeli media company, as a leading Japanese financial media outlet and participates in FinanceWire, Media Fuse's global business news network.
Through J-VISIONS and its web edition, J-VISIONS Online, Edit Inc. syndicates content across global financial web media, working in conjunction with a scheme that distributes news releases to overseas investors — delivering corporate IR information and management messages to investors worldwide.
About Edit Inc.
Edit Inc. is a team of editorial and production professionals specializing in the financial sector, founded in 1990. The company publishes the periodicals J-MONEY, J-VISIONS, Fund Marketing, and Insurance Marketing, each of which also has a web edition. Edit serves a wide range of readers, from financial professionals to individual investors, providing reliable information to meet their diverse needs.
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Source article: https://financewire.com/2026/09/14/j-visions-vol-4-now-online-read-english-articles-on-japanese-corporate-ir/
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