[Education]
Graduated from the Department of Economics at Hitotsubashi University (1982).
Graduated from Hitotsubashi University. Graduate School of Commerce and Management: Ph.D. (March 2004)
[Work Experience]
Chase Manhattan Bank
The Industrial Bank of Japan, Limited (London Branch, Head Office)
Bank of America (London Branch)
Morgan Stanley (Tokyo Branch)
After receiving the Ph.D.:
Assistant at the Graduate School of Commerce and Management, Hitotsubashi University (2004-2006).
Associate Professor at the Department of Economics, Meikai University (2006-2008).
Associate Professor at the School of Commerce, Senshu University (2008-2012).
Professor at the Faculty of Economics, Gakushuin University (2012-Present).
E-mail:
International Finance
[Refereed Articles]
We see the movement of the yen-dollar exchange rates on the news almost every day. Nowadays, "knowing the exchange rate" is an essential and important part of our lives. The exchange rate is an economic phenomenon that affects the conduct of all economic agents: from the perspective of household finances, it affects commodity price, asset management and overseas travel; from a corporate viewpoint, it affects building trade and overseas production networks, financing methods and business acquisitions; and, from a governmental viewpoint, it affects selecting an exchange rate regime, the movement of international capital flow and entering economic partnership agreements. In modern society, which is characterized by intensifying economic globalization in developed and emerging countries, cultivating the ability to logically contemplate the impact created by changes in the exchange rate will become an essential ability for any occupation you decide to take in the future. I hope you will engage in your studies with curiosity and interest.