This event will examine the most significant corporate reforms underway in Japan, led by the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) and JPX Exchange Group. These reforms—including enhanced board independence, mandated cost-of-capital awareness, improved capital allocation, and the reduction of cross-shareholdings—are reshaping the landscape for investors and Japanese corporates alike, unlocking deep and persistent undervaluation. The event will feature a presentation by the JPX representative in New York, followed by a diverse panel discussion comprised of an actively invested asset allocator, a Japan-focused portfolio manager, and a senior executive from a Prime Market-listed Japanese company. The program will explore how reforms are being implemented, how investors are responding, and what may drive a sustained re-rating of Japanese equities. The session is intended to provide CFA members and the broader investment community with timely insights into a structural shift in one of the world’s most important equity markets.