SoftBank Masayoshi Son proposes to establish a US-Japan sovereign wealth fund
2025-05-25 05:33:10
According to the Financial Times, Masayoshi Son, chief executive of SoftBank, recently proposed the idea of a joint US-Japan sovereign wealth fund aimed at making large investments in US technology and infrastructure, according to three people familiar with the matter. The proposal has been discussed at the highest political levels in both countries and could serve as a model for other governments to deepen investment cooperation with the US. Under the proposed structure, the US Treasury and Japan's Ministry of Finance would act as co-owners and operators of the fund, each holding a significant stake, which would then be open to other limited partnership investors and could allow ordinary people in the US and Japan to subscribe for shares. People familiar with the matter said that to achieve the investment target, the size of the fund would need to reach a "huge" level - the initial capital may be 300 billion US dollars, and it will be operated through high leverage later.
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