EIJS Working Paper Series,
Stockholm School of Economics, The European Institute of Japanese Studies

Abstract: "Investor Relations" has become one of the most fashionable phrases among Japanese companies in recent years, particularly as a result of the rising impact of foreign investors in Japan. An English-language website may be one of the most effective measures for providing corporate information to a non-Japanese audience, but the attitude of Japanese companies on this point is mixed. Based on a questionnaire survey and a trend analysis, this study identifies a number of factors underlying Japanese attitudes. It also constructs a regression model, whereby the provision of English-language information has a positive effect on foreign investment is observed.

Keywords: internet; web; investor relations; Japan

JEL-codes: M14

23 pages, November 5, 1999

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