Triton Management Tokyo Since 2007

Apr 8, 2021

Tokyo, Japan Apr 7, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Since 2007 Triton Management has been a leading Japanese-headquartered comprehensive financial institution.

According to the CIC Report, we are in the top ten independent investment firms in Asia as measured by both the number and the aggregate offering size of Japan and U.S. IPOs completed in each of 2018 and the first quarter of 2019, and one of the largest independent asset management firms in Asia in serving both regional and overseas clientele as measured by AUM as of March 31, 2019.

We are one of the few financial institutions that are majority-owned and managed by local Japanese entrepreneurs and professionals with extensive knowledge and experience across the Globe, and this genuine ''Japanese-owned'' identity positions us to play an instrumental role in connecting with both local clients from Japan as well as overseas within the global capital markets.

Compared to other global and Asian market players in Japan, we believe that we benefit from greater execution efficiency, local market and industry know-how, and unparalleled access to the sizable capital of Japanese tycoon families.

Our global capital markets expertise, coupled with deep roots in Asia, has propelled us to become one of the ''go-to'' financial institutions in Japan, fulfilling the complex financial needs of our clients across all phases of their development.

Our clientele includes PRC banks, privately-owned companies primarily in new economy sectors, and Japanese-based blue-chip conglomerates, among others. 

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