Smashing success: Japanese banks break ground in euros
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Smashing success: Japanese banks break ground in euros

Japan flag ball smashing a European Euro currency symbol. 3D Render

Volatility and unpredictability ruling over much of capital markets this year have complicated global funding conditions. But Japan’s largest banks have stood out with a bigger presence abroad, particularly in euros, reports Atanas Dinov.

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