Japanese lawyer fills role of economic diplomat
Junji Masuda, a 49 year old Japanese lawyer based in Park Avenue, leads a bilingual firm and guides Japanese clients like Nippon Mining and Dainippon Ink in U.S. investments. He spends time between Tokyo and New York, owns a Jeep Cherokee and a Lexus in Scarsdale, and says he is “one third lawyer, one third businessman and one third diplomat” aiding U.S. Japan ties while navigating U.S. law and cross border finance.
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New York
Junji Masuda
Knicks
Rangers
Ross Perot
Masuda
Scarsdale
N.Y
Manhattan
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Japan Air Lines
Bristol- Myers Squibb Co
Park Avenue
U.S
Nippon Mining Co. Ltd
Gould Inc
Rolling Mearows, Ill
Masada
America
Tokyo University
Searsdale
Wall Street
Fortune 500
Bristol-Myers Squibb
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Brazil
Mexico
Venezuela
Colombia
Peru
Chile
Institute For International Finance
Latin America
U.S. Treasuries
Salomon Brothers Inc. Investment Bank
Salomon
Moody’s
Guillermo Estebanez
Uruguay
Cuba
Haiti
Treasury
Nicholas Brady
Treasuries
Salomon Brothers
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