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FGI FinTech Global
FinTech Business Succession Fund is a private equity firm based in Tokyo, Japan. It focuses on buyout investments. The firm is headquartered in Tokyo.
FGI FinTech Global
FinTech Business Succession Fund is a private equity firm based in Tokyo, Japan. It focuses on buyout investments. The firm is headquartered in Tokyo.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
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AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Asia
Country
Japan
City
Tokyo
Corporate office
Tokyo, Japan
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does FGI structure its investments?
FGI runs principal investments alongside an in-house investment-banking team. The firm underwrites equity into portfolio companies while also arranging financing — a compressed model that removes third-party bank execution from succession transactions.
What types of businesses does FGI target?
The firm targets small and medium enterprises across Japan, often addressing business succession needs. Its portfolio includes equity-crowdfunding platforms, industrial AI providers, hotel and golf-course operators, a theme park, and a renewable-energy generation company.
Is FGI a venture investor, a buyout firm, or an investment bank?
FGI spans multiple roles, classifying its own activities into investment banking, principal investment, asset management, and regional advisory. The portfolio mix — ranging from early-stage ventures to control-style holdings in real-asset operating platforms — suggests the firm makes both venture and buyout investments.
Does FGI raise third-party funds, or is it investing from a proprietary balance sheet?
The firm's public disclosures do not reference third-party limited-partner commitments or fund vehicles; the published structure implies a proprietary balance sheet fed by a publicly listed parent entity.
How does FGI's succession focus work in practice?
FGI integrates succession-originated deals into its investment-banking pipeline, structuring both the ownership transfer and the financing. The firm's sustainability disclosures explicitly list business-succession support and business-revival support as social-impact activities.
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