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TOKYO -- Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Holdings has launched an investment fund focused on private assets with U.S.-based Apollo Global Management, Nikkei has learned, amid growing demand for these products in Japan.
TOKYO -- U.S. private equity giant Blackstone is increasing investment in Japan amid a "rebirth of dynamism," including businesses being encouraged to prioritize return on equity and government efforts to promote retail investment, President Jonathan Gray told Nikkei.
TOKYO -- Western private equity giants like Blackstone are set to sharply ramp up spending in Japan over the next few years, seeing opportunities for high returns in a market with favorable factors including the weak yen.
TOKYO -- An investment firm started by a former Carlyle Group executive aims to help large Japanese companies add value through dialogue with a new fund backed by leading financial institutions.
TOKYO -- U.S. private equity firm Carlyle Group will aim at investments ranging from big corporate carve-outs to business succession deals with a new 430 billion yen ($2.8 billion) Japan fund, Nikkei has learned.
TOKYO -- Nomura Holdings is pivoting away from the traditional brokerage business in favor of private assets, putting them at the center of a planned 40 trillion yen ($260 billion) increase in assets under management over the next several years.