Reuters explores Japan M&A’s use of reverse break-up fees, featuring DC Advisory’s Asia Access Managing Director Tosh Kojima
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In his conversation with Reuters, DC Advisory's Asia Access Managing Director, Tosh Kojima, discusses the outbound M&A landscape in Japan: Japan firms must get used to reverse break-up fees after Nippon Steel's $565 million blow
Tosh explains how reverse break-up fees were once extremely rare in Japan. Despite their increasing use in Japan, reverse break-up fees are mostly rejected or negotiated away by Japanese boards.
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