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Trades about 20% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
SBI Global Asset Management Co., Ltd. provides financial and asset management services in Japan and internationally. The company provides investment management and investment advice services, such as investment trust setting, solicitation, and management services based on the financial instruments and exchange act. It also collects information on finance, websites, etc.; and compares, analyzes, evaluates, and processes accumulated information, as well as provides consulting services. In addition, the company offers fund data and report services. The company was formerly known as Morningstar Japan K.K. and changed its name to SBI Global Asset Management Co., Ltd. in March 2023. SBI Global Asset Management Co., Ltd. was incorporated in 1998 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. SBI Global Asset Management Co., Ltd. operates as a subsidiary of SBI Holdings, Inc.
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