Japan's top regional bond-trading bank re-enters JGB market after 10-year hiatus
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Iyogin Holdings, Japan's top bond-trading regional bank, has re-entered the Japanese government bond (JGB) market after a decade-long break. The bank began testing the $7 trillion market in April with small purchases of superlong bonds, according to its CEO.
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Iyogin Holdings started testing the $7 trillion market in April with small purchases of superlong bonds, according to its CEO.
