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The Bank of Japan has pledged to purchase up to ¥1 trillion of asset-backed securities (ABS) as a means of kick-starting the ABS market and opening up another fund raising channel for SMEs. But this unprecedented scheme has yet to really build momentum. Nick Sawyer reports

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It’s been eight months since the Bank of Japan (BOJ) officially unveiled its ground-breaking proposal to purchase asset-backed securities (ABS) from the private sector, and close to five months since the central bank’s first purchases of asset-backed commercial paper. Nonetheless, the scheme – aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of monetary policy and improving credit conditions for the country’s

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