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Believing in People, Building Relationships

Tokio Marine Asset Management International Pte Ltd (TMAMI) was established in July 1997 in Singapore and is owned by Tokio Marine Asset Management Co., Ltd, a leading Japanese asset management firm. TMAMI provides investment management and advisory services to institutional and accredited investors.

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Owners’

We invest in owner-owned and managed public listed companies. We believe the alignment of interests between owners and investors provide long-term shareholder value.

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Japan Equities

We invest through a Growth at a Reasonable Price (GARP) approach.

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Asia ex Japan Equities

We invest in companies with sustainable competitive edge at a reasonable valuation.

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Japan's Labour Market Poised for New Narrative

Wage growth in Japan has been slow amid low productivity growth and considerable reluctance to raise fixed costs in the post-bubble lost decades, as well as a downward skew in average pay from Abenomics-era workforce participation initiatives.

BOJ's New Leadership
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BOJ's New Leadership

Kishida administration has proposed Kazuo Ueda as the new BOJ governor. Ryozo Himino, former Commissioner of Japanese Financial Services Agency, and Shinichi Uchida, Executive Director of BOJ, were also nominated as Deputy Governors.

Tokio Marine Japan Equity Focus Fund H2 Investor Update
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Tokio Marine Japan Equity Focus Fund H2 Investor Update

Eiji Fukumuro, Product Specialist delivers the H2 2022 Investor Update.

2023 Japanese Equities Outlook
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2023 Japanese Equities Outlook

2022 saw indices fall worldwide, despite moderate global growth, but Japan looks attractive in the year ahead even against a widely expected global slowdown.

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