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Offices

marker icon13-1, Yurakucho 1-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 100 8411, Japan
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
Key Contact
user imageMr. Masashi Kataoka
Job titleGeneral Manager, Alternative Investments
LocationTokyo, Japan
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Key Contact
user imageMr. Koji Someno
Job titleHead of Private Equity Fund Investments
LocationTokyo, Japan
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user imageMr. Tseelbaatar (Albert) Tozawa
Job titleAssistant Manager, Structured Finance
LocationNew York, United States
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user imageYuriko Fujita
Job titleGeneral Manager
LocationTokyo, Japan
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Dai-ichi Life Insurance Company fund commitments

Known fund commitments: 31

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Commitment dateNov 2024
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Side Letter: Trump's carry crusade

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Side Letter: Continuation fund performance

Continuation funds can deliver a higher MOIC and stronger risk-adjusted returns than buyout funds, according to research by Morgan Stanley. Plus: UK mid-market firm Epiris has held the final close on its third flagship; and wealth management fundraising remains an area of focus for Ares. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

Side Letter: Ares' mega-inflows; AlpInvest's above-$10bn target; Bluestone's sporting chance

Ares doesn't seem fazed by a challenging private equity fundraising environment. Plus: AlpInvest has set a healthy target for its next secondaries programme; and yet another sports firm has thrown its hat in the ring. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.

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SoftBank plots $108bn Vision Fund successor

The Japanese tech giant has received memorandums of understanding from the likes of Microsoft, Apple and Dai-ichi Life Insurance Company.