Tokyo-based fund group launches Japanese equity portfolios in UK wholesale push

Second in series of launches over 2017/18

Jayna Rana
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Asset Management One International, the London-based subsidiary of Tokyo firm Asset Management One, has launched a Japan Opportunities Portfolio fund in a UCITS format as it expands into the UK wholesale market.

The group, which was formerly known as DIAM International, is launching a number of funds under the Luxembourg-domiciled UCITS umbrella in order to broaden its distribution in EMEA regions. The group said while it has previously had a presence int the UK institutional market it is expanding its wholesale fund business using UCITS format. The Japan Opportunities Portfolio fund is a style-flexible multi-cap portfolio, which aims to outperform the market regardless of market environments. It is managed by Yoshitaka Sakai in Tokyo, who will combine top down and bottom-up approaches to gen...

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