Japanese financial institutions have sought simplification of processes for profit repatriation, improving access to Indian capital markets and ensuring greater regulatory predictability for long-term investors in their meetings with Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Tuesday. In Tokyo the talks between the minister and Japanese financial and investment institutions focussed on strengthening long-term capital flows, deepening investment partnerships and expanding Japanese participation in India’s growth story. The discussions assume significance in the context of the India-Japan objective of mobilising 10 trillion yen ($ 68 billion) of Japanese private investment into India over the next decade.