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Discussion of international finance system

Discussion of international finance system. Lecture 17. Break-up of the control-oriented industrial finance system? A comparative analysis of Japan and Sweden HANS SJÖGREN* and MIKI KISHIDA** *Linköping University and EHFF, Stockholm School of Economics **Senshu University.

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Discussion of international finance system

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  1. Discussionof international finance system Lecture 17

  2. Break-up of the control-oriented industrial finance system? A comparative analysis of Japan and Sweden HANS SJÖGREN* and MIKI KISHIDA** *Linköping University and EHFF, Stockholm School of Economics **Senshu University

  3. Control-orientedOwnership in twospheres

  4. Coreholdings 1990-2003

  5. Conclusion • Japanese and Swedish financial system has become less control-oriented. • Still, not market-oriented: more significant core holding, long-term active ownership and formal personal network.

  6. Moreconclusion • Japanese and Swedish financial groups have different conditions and different adaptation: Japanese more open, diversified, trading house. Swedish niche. • Ownership in both countries and in all financial groups are based on fewer votes than before. • Results of these changes: the influence on mature multinationals firms are weaker today.

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