Guggenheim Partners, a global investment and advisory firm, has opened a new representative office in Tokyo, Japan.
The new Japan office will perform market research activities. Additionally, the firm has appointed Atsuhito Sakai as senior managing director and its representative in Japan.
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Sakai joined Guggenheim from Societe Generale, where he served as managing director and senior banker for corporate and investment banking.
Mark Walter, CEO of Guggenheim Partners, said: "We look forward to delivering innovative solutions and providing exceptional value to Japanese institutions and investors."
Scott Minerd, global CIO of Guggenheim, said: "Guggenheim has been very deliberate in how we approach our global expansion. Guggenheim is committed to Japan and to delivering long-term value to all of our clients."
"Guggenheim’s history of performance across market cycles should resonate with many Japanese institutional investors including banks, insurance companies, pensions, and financial intermediaries," added Sakai.
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By GlobalDataBased in more than 25 offices globally, Guggenheim Partners manages more than $210 billion in assets under management with over 2,500 professionals.
