Takumi Shibata

NAM employs a team approach, active management that focuses on fundamental research. The firm offers a broad range of equity strategies, including Core, Value, and Growth. The investment approach of the Core strategy combines a bottom-up, relative value approach with rigorous fundamental research on individual stocks and a top-down overlay. The Value strategy is purely a bottom-up approach without sector constraints where the quality of stock selection is paramount. NAM aims to add value by investing in stocks they consider to be undervalued with potential and strength. The Growth strategy focuses on return on equity (ROE) level and sustainability and fundamental strength. The firm also offer strategies that focuses on specific capitalization ranges (i.e., small cap), sectors and countries or particular geographic regions.

Provides brokerage services

Operates as a holding company whose subsidiaries engages in sale and trading of debt & equity securities and provides investment banking, consulting and management services

Functions as a College/University

Rents and leases real-estate buildings

Amova Asset Management is an active, growth-oriented manager offers both active and passive investment capabilities across equity, fixed income and alternative asset classes, with key strengths in multiple pan-Asian asset strategies. The firm’s general approach focuses on fundamental bottom-up analysis based on in-house research; although it will vary depending on specific requirements of the investment strategy pursued and is tailored accordingly. Through their overseas offices they invest globally, favoring Asian equity and US mid- and large-cap companies, as well as emerging markets. Their alternative investments follow strategies such as global fixed-income and currency arbitrage, Japanese market neutral, convertible bond and option-based arbitrage strategies, and multi-manager funds. They provide a broad coverage of global fixed income markets and currencies, with consideration to the following factors: macro fundamentals, interest rates, market liquidity, and investor positioning/relative performance.

Functions as a College/University

Operates as a trade association for the leading banks and investment banks of the world in their capacity as underwriters and managers of international issues of debt for the public sector and of debt and equity for the corporate sector

FIG invests in middle-market companies primarily in North America and Europe with an enterprise value of USD 200 - 2000 million. The firm focuses on a broad range of sectors and industries. It provides financing for buyouts, debt, carve-outs, common equity, preferred equity, minority investments and mezzanine with an investment size of USD 50 - 1000 million. The firm makes co-investments and follow-on investments. It also acts as a lead investor. The firms makes control and non-control investments.