Is nemawashi the nemesis of CFOs?
Corporate decisions in Japan are often collective, but scandals amd a new focus on governance may give Japanese CFOs an unusual level of autonomy.
As it stands, many decisions made by Japanese corporates are subject to a process called nemawashi, in which the final call is a collective one, but a growing emphasis on governance and scrutiny from shareholders could change that mentality.
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