Six of Japan's largest asset managers (with combined assets under management of $2.50 trillion) have expressed their intention to launch cryptocurrency funds. According to reports, Mitsubishi UFJ Asset Management, Nomura Asset Management, SBI Global Asset Management, Daiwa Asset Management, Asemane One, and Amova Asset Management have all expressed their intention to launch cryptocurrency funds.
MUFG is part of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, one of the world's largest financial institution groups, with about $2.70 trillion in assets. In recent years, MUFG has been exploring various blockchain and cryptocurrency-related projects, including a stablecoin interoperable platform. Meanwhile, Nomura, the parent company of Nomura Asset Management, is the largest wealth manager in Japan. The group claims to manage client assets of 153 trillion yen and has a 15% share of the domestic wealth management market. As of March 2024, Daiwa Asset Management's assets under management were about $213 billion.
According to reports, the aforementioned asset management company has expressed its intention to launch new cryptocurrency trust products for both retail and institutional investors.
Six large Japanese asset managers are interested in launching cryptocurrency funds
2025-11-21 07:14:27
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