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Bets Being Laid for Japan's Integrated Resorts

Colin Mansfield, Director of US Corporates, Fitch Ratings

04-Nov-19 07:30

Bets Being Laid for Japan's Integrated Resorts

Since legalising casinos in July 2018, several Japanese cities have expressed interest in hosting one of Japan's three integrated resorts. For more on this historic move, we speak to Colin Mansfield, Director of US Corporates at Fitch Ratings.

Presented by: Lyn Mak, Wong Shou Ning, Julian Ng


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Categories:  Investments

Tags:  Japan,  casinos,  gambling,  tourism, 


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