Securities suit arises from Toshiba’s accounting scandal
Toshiba has recently been under fire for an accounting scandal representing an overstatement of profit by $1.2 billion. The CEO has resigned as along with eight of the 16 board members. In the last year, Japan has been trying to regain the trust of international investors to increase foreign investment in Japanese companies. This approach may be in jeopardy considering Toshiba could be facing a rather large securities suit in the wake of the accounting scandal.
Japan does not have a “class action” law in place, but group securities litigation still occur. Since Japan has been focused on retaining foreign investors, it will be interesting to see the impact the Toshiba scandal may have on future investments in Japanese-based companies.
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