Japanese investors are worried about China and Federal Reserve’s tapering program, tells a new investment survey. The study was conducted by Eurkeahedge in collaboration with AIMA Japan (Alternative Investment Management Association). China came up as the biggest concern for this year due to its dismal GDP numbers and an onshore bond default. Further instability in Asia’s largest economy could add pressure to the surrounding region, a worry that prevailed among Japanese investment managers polled in the survey. While decreased QE in the U.S worried Japanese investors, peripheral eurozone debt appeared to be the cause of little concern in Japan.
Other than these macro fears, increased regulatory...


