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Still hungry for yield

The search for yield has propelled Japanese investors further afield, including into the dollar- and euro-denominated credit markets. But, as Graham Field reports, buying on name recognition can seriously damage your portfolio’s health.

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Japanese investors were some of the biggest players in international capital markets in the 1980s. It was the influx of Japanese capital accumulated from the vast trade surpluses of that decade that financed correspondingly huge US budget deficits. But then Japanese investors learnt the hard way that US Treasuries could deliver painful shocks.

Unfortunately, they have been learning another

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