Indirect investment

Japanese: 間接投資 - かんせつとうし（英語表記）indirect investment

International investment that is not intended to participate in management. Along with direct investment, it constitutes long-term international capital movement. While direct investment is investment aimed at participating in management of business activities overseas, indirect investment is often in the form of foreign securities investment made through the market with the aim of obtaining capital gains and interest/dividend income, and is therefore sometimes called securities investment. However, long-term bank loans, credits, and long-term deferred credit associated with exports and imports are also included in indirect investment. (→ Indirect Finance / Direct Finance)

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Japanese:

経営参加を目的としない国際投資。直接投資とともに長期国際資本移動を構成する。直接投資が海外における事業活動に対する経営参加を目的とした投資であるのに対して，間接投資は元本の値上がり益や利子・配当収入の取得を目的として市場を経由して行われる外国証券投資の形をとることが多いため，証券投資と呼ばれることもある。しかし銀行の長期貸付，借款，輸出入に伴う長期延払い信用なども間接投資に含まれる。 (→間接金融・直接金融 ) 　

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