RPC advises on London Stock Exchange Listing for MOH Nippon plc

International law firm RPC has advised MOH Nippon plc (MOH Nippon), the first Japanese company to list on the London Stock Exchange (LSE).

MOH Nippon Plc was admitted to the LSE's Main Market today, marking a historic milestone for both the company and the exchange. 

The RPC deal team was led by Client Partner James Channo with support from Janice Chan, Hadrian Leung and Rachel Stanley. Nigel Collins, who is Head of the Japan Desk at RPC, will join the board of MOH Nippon as a Non-Executive Director on admission.

MOH Nippon, formerly Bowen Fintech Plc, is a premier crowdfunding platform specialising in real estate investment in Japan. The company has raised approximately £1.45 billion over the past 16 years and continues to benefit from a robust pipeline of real estate opportunities as part of the Kyosei Bank Co. Ltd. group. 

James Channo remarked: "We are delighted to have advised MOH Nippon on this listing. This significant achievement not only enhances the company's profile but also showcases our international capabilities and the expertise of our Japanese desk. We look forward to seeing the growth and innovation MOH Nippon will bring to the global real estate market."

Aamir Quraishi, Non-Executive Chairman of MOH Nippon, added: "This listing represents a monumental step for MOH Nippon. We are thrilled to welcome Nigel Collins to our board, whose expertise will be invaluable as we navigate this new chapter. This milestone positions us well to capitalise on the sustained growth in the real estate investment sector."