Akira Morio
Faculty, GLOBIS University
Mr. Morio was an M&A advisor at the Industrial Bank of Japan, Goldman Sachs from 1987 to 1994. After that, he worked for a major American manufacturer, where he was in charge of business development for the Asia-Pacific region.
He is also an accomplished author in the field of finance. His books (published in Japanese) include MBA Valuation, Kaisha no nedan (The Price of a Company), and Practical Essence of Valuation. He has also supervised NHK television dramas and the movie Hagetaka (Vulture).
Mr. Morio is a graduate of Harvard Law School's LLM Program and holds a master of laws.
Marketing & Strategy · Feb 05, 2021
Why NTT Is Dropping Trillions for the Last Piece of DOCOMO
By Akira Morio
NTT is spending millions to acquire the last piece of a subsidiary it already largely owns. Why would a company go to such trouble?
NTT is spending millions to acquire the last piece of a subsidiary it already largely owns. Why would a company go to such trouble?
Corporate Philosophy · Jan 15, 2021
Bankruptcy Pros and Cons: A Shameless Perspective
By Akira Morio
It's time to take the shame out of business bankruptcies. What are the pros and cons of bankruptcy for a company, and where do opportunities for recovery lie?
It's time to take the shame out of business bankruptcies. What are the pros and cons of bankruptcy for a company, and where do opportunities for recovery lie?
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