Shifts in the Japanese Economy and the Potential Impact on EU Japan Investment: Insights from the...

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Shifts in the Japanese Economy and the Potential Impact on EU Japan Investment: Insights from the Financial Sector Vice-Chairman, International Bankers Association of Japan, Chief Country Officer, BNP Paribas Japan Group, & CEO and Representative Director, BNP Paribas Securities (Japan) Limited Philippe Avril Fifth EU Asia Top Economist Round Table EU Japan Economic Forum Tokyo, 14 November 2014

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Philippe Avril, Vice-Chairman, International Bankers Association of Japan; Chief Country Officer, BNP Paribas Japan Group; CEO and Representative Director, BNP Paribas Securities (Japan) Limited speaks at the Fifth EU Asia Top Economist Round Table, talks about recent shifts in the Japanese Economy, examining Japanese Financial Markets; Business Environment: Financial Regulations; Increase in cross-border flows.

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Shifts in the Japanese Economy and the Potential Impact on EU Japan Investment:

Insights from the Financial Sector

Vice-Chairman, International Bankers Association of Japan, Chief Country Officer, BNP Paribas Japan Group,

& CEO and Representative Director, BNP Paribas Securities (Japan) Limited

Philippe Avril

Fifth EU Asia Top Economist Round Table EU Japan Economic Forum

Tokyo, 14 November 2014

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1. Japanese Financial Markets: Size Matters

2. Business Environment: Financial Regulations

3. Increase in cross-border flows

Contents

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GDP : Top 10 countries in 2013

Japanese Financial Markets: Size Matters

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Japanese Financial Markets: Size Matters

Household sector- Financial assets

Source: BOJ, BNP Paribas

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Source: Pensions & Investments / Towers Watson 300 analysis

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Japanese Financial Markets: Size Matters

Monetary base

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202 trn(end 2013)

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Business Environment: Financial Regulations

Considerably improved over the last few years: “Better Regulation” initiative

Perceived strong commitment from Japan to global agreements and international coordination

Broad thinking alignment between European and Japanese financial regulators / European and Japanese financial institutions

Constructive dialogue between foreign financial institutions and Japanese financial regulators on continuous improvement of regulatory environment

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Increase in cross-border flows

EU36%

North America33%

Central and South

America19%

Oceania4%

Others8%

Investment in Foreign Bonds

Source: BOJ

2013(JPY trillion)

Total: JPY 284 trillion

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Increase in cross-border flows

Source: MARR

Target for Outbound M&A transactions

Number of Outbound M&A transactions

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Rank Announced date Target name Acquirer nameDeal value

(US$m)

1 24 Sep, 2013 Tokyo Electron Ltd Applied Materials Inc 6,986

2 2 Jul, 2013 Bank of Ayudhya PCL Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ 5,315

3 26 Sep, 2013 Grohe AG

LIXIL Group Corp /

Development Bank of Japan Inc.

* BNPP acted as FA to LIXIL

3,959

4 11 Jun, 2013 Hitachi-Thermal Power Business Mitsubishi Heavy Industries-Thermal Power Business 3,277

5 19 Feb, 2013 Robeco Groep NV ORIX Corp 2,593

6 9 Sep, 2013Lucozade and Ribena business

(GlaxoSmithKline PLC) Suntory Beverage & Food Ltd 2,119

7 27 Sep, 2013 Panasonic Healthcare Co. Ltd. Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. L.P. 1,677

8 29 Nov, 2013 Thyssenkrupp Steel USA LLC Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp / Arcelor Mittal 1,550

9 15 Oct, 2013 Supercell OySoftbank Corp. Japan / GungHo Online Entertainment

Inc.1,530

10 26 Apr, 2013 Sumikin Bussan Corp Nippon Steel Trading Co Ltd 1,388

N.B. Japan related announced transactions, Outbound transactions in green Source: Thomson Financial, BloombergStock buy-backs, Inter-group reorganization not included

Increase in cross-border flows

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Increase in cross-border flows

Further potential

Impact of Japanese monetary policy: growth of foreign investment• Financial institutions: asset diversification (e.g. GPIF)• Individual savings: escape from negative real interest rates• Direct investment by Japanese corporations: strategic imperative of

foreign development

Impact of public finances• New financing methods required for public/private projects

(e.g. infrastructure)

Impact of growth strategy?

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