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Trades about 62% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
SBI Leasing Services Co., Ltd. engages in the arrangement and selling of investment funds in the operating lease business primarily focused on aircraft and ships. It operates through three segments: Aircraft Business, General Aviation Business, and Principal Investment Business. It engages in financial services, investment, asset management, crypto-assets, and next gen business. The company offers securities, banking, and insurance; asset management; fund management in multiple areas, including venture capital, leveraged buyout, and business succession; exchange and trading relating to digital assets; and business activities relating to biotechnology, healthcare and medical informatics, web 3, and new overseas markets. The company was incorporated in 2017 and is based in Minato, Japan. SBI Leasing Services Co., Ltd. is a subsidiary of SBI Holdings, Inc.
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