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The
Jaguars Bridge Philosophy |
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Since the bursting of Japan’s
economic bubble, its economy has seen a decade of recession.
At last a soft landing is in sight, promising a period
of stable growth.
We strongly believe that the era of Pax Japonica is not
far away, when Japan will once more look to the world
and its economy will once more be a power.
“Pax Britannica” and “Pax Americana” refer to the eras
when Great Britain and the United States, respectively,
extended their dominion throughout the world, and British
and American companies consolidated their influence using
Mergers and Acquisitions as their strategy.
Members of the Jaguars Bridge team have accumulated a
wealth of experience in the global securities industry,
having been instrumental in making many of the Japanese
domestic and international deals in M&A.
Our mission is to act as pioneers of the era of Pax Japonica,
applying to the full our experience and expertise, and
our global networking capability, in advising our clients.
Our goal is to bring our clients success through creative
M&A strategies. |
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We at
Jaguars Bridge have seven principles that guarantee
our fiduciary duty to our clients |
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1 Neutrality & Independence
3 Flexibility
5 Toughness
7 Continuity |
2 Promptness
4 Creativity & Imagination
6 Fidelity |
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The Jaguars Bridge professional
team is neutral and independent, not attached to any corporate
group. Our sole aim is to make every effort to advance the client’s
interests with maximum speed and flexibility. That way we can
become a strong and reliable business partner for our client. |
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AKAMATSU
Yasukazu
Chairman&CEO
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Graduate of Tokyo University
(Economics). Studied at Yale University (Industrial Administration).
After working in institutional sales, research, and international
finance & investment at Daiwa Securities Co. Ltd.,
he served as president of Daiwa Suisse S.A. and of Daiwa
Securities America Inc. Later was director in charge of
Daiwa’s International Headquarters. After serving as Senior
Managing Director of Daiwa Investment Advisory Co. Ltd.,
he joined Fidelity Group and managed Fidelity Investments
Japan Ltd. as president. Broad experience in investment
banking, sponsoring domestic & foreign funds, and
other cross-border transactions.
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TAKAHASHI
Kuninori
President&CEO
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| Studied at Yokohama City University (Master of Economics). After serving as economist at H.S.B.C. he acted as chief M&A deal maker at Daiwa Securities Co. Ltd., and Daiwa Europe Limited (London Office) for 15 years. Wide-ranging experience in M&A deal, In 2000 he formed Specialty Investment Bank engaging in M&A and other investment banking business. Has participated in over 100 M&A deal transactions, including large-scale cross-border deals. He is a member of the Japan Society of International Economics and the Society of Monetary Economics. |
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ENOMOTO Yasuhiro
Statutory Auditor
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| Graduate of Kyoto University (Law). Attorney−at−Law; After serving as associate judge in District Court of Asahigawa , Supreme Court examiner , instructor administration of Justice Training Centre and judge in District Court of Tokyo, he acted as corporate lawyer in Japanese distinguished companies Specialized in securities and banking law |
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