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Asia investing editor at Bloomberg News. Tokyo Westie. 親父。Opinions are mine etc.
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By Shery Ahn Verified, Russell Ward Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content Bain Capital has sold its entire stake in flash memory chipmaker Kioxia Holdings Corp., closing a chapter on a deal that’s transformed the Japanese tech and investment landscape. szh[dg9xwv68r03lrwq2bngo_media_dl_1.png Deloitte analysis (Bloomberg) — Sign up for the Next Japan newsletter, for an inside view of the forces reshaping Japan, and what’s next for its businesses, markets and consumers.
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Bain Capital exits Kioxia after chip deal yields big returns

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By Shery Ahn Verified, Russell Ward Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
Bain Capital has sold its entire stake in flash memory chipmaker Kioxia Holdings, closing a chapter on a deal that’s transformed the Japanese tech and investment landscape. “We don’t have a stake any more in Kioxia,” Bain Managing Partner David Gross said in an interview.
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Three pillars of pensions in the UK and Ireland

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By Russell Ward Verified, Kevin Manning, Jen van der Ree
| Milliman
The pension systems of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland are undergoing material change, driven by policy reform, demographic pressures, and evolving market dynamics. Both countries operate three-pillar retirement systems—state, workplace, and private—with each facing distinct challenges related to coverage, adequacy, regulation, and advice.
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