The Tokyo stock market was reorganized Monday into three trading segments in the first major reform in decades aimed at imposing stricter listing standards and attracting more foreign investment.The first day of trading following the overhaul ended without confusion. However, trading volume was thin as some investors apparently refrained from making big moves due to caution over possible system glitches caused by the transition.The Prime, Standard and Growth markets replace the four sections formerly on the Tokyo bourse, as the operator has tried to create a clearer concept for each segment…READ FULL ARTICLE
