What are Japanese ADRs?

ADRs are not actual shares of the company but rather representative of a number of shares held by a bank. However, they do offer dividend payment, and in some cases, voting rights. Below is a complete table of Japanese ADRs.

What are the major ADR institutions in Japan?

The major ADR institutions in Japan include, with respect to arbitration, JCAA, the Tokyo Maritime Arbitration Commission (TOMAC) of the Japan Shipping Exchange, the Japan Sports Arbitration Agency (JSAA) for sports-related disputes, and the Japan Intellectual Property Arbitration Center (JIPAC) for IP-related disputes.

How to invest in Japanese stocks through ADRs?

Our investment strategy offers a structured and straightforward approach to investing in Japanese stocks through ADRs. By setting a consistent investment amount with a monthly and annual cap, it allows investors to steadily build their portfolio while managing risk.