Six questions US investors should ask SoftBank’s CEO Son

Masayoshi Son will be in New York on Monday to pitch hedge funds and financial institutions on the merits of SoftBank Group Corp., in the first such meeting since the implosion of WeWork. Convincing investors the tide has turned will hinge on a handful of key questions.

Paul Singer’s Elliott Management Corp. last month said it had taken a stake in SoftBank because the Japanese company’s shares are woefully undervalued compared with its assets. At Monday’s event, organized by Goldman Sachs Group Inc., the billionaire is likely to point to the approved sale of Sprint Corp., a rally in Uber Technologies Inc. shares and Elliott’s purchase of SoftBank stock as signs of changing fortunes.