A Woman in BOJ’s Top Brass Would Help Diversity Push, Masai Says
- Former BOJ board member Takako Masai speaks in interview
- BOJ needs to verify feasibility of policy normalization: Masai
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Appointing a woman to the Bank of Japan’s top brass would help with promoting gender diversity across the country, according to Takako Masai, a former member of the central bank board.
As speculation heats up over the new BOJ leadership and the changes that may bring, Masai also said the bank may need to verify the feasibility of policy normalization before it moves in that direction.