Abstract:Simplex Asset Management is the core asset management company of Simplex Financial Group. Headquartered in Japan, it is one of the largest independent alternative asset management groups in Japan. It provides diversified financial products for investors, with its business covering both Japanese and international markets.
| Simplex Asset Management Review Summary | |
| Registered | 2000 |
| Registered Country/Region | Japan |
| Regulation | FSA |
| Service | Active management of Equities, ETFs, Bonds, Private Debt, etc. |
| Customer Support | / |
Simplex Asset Management is the core asset management company of Simplex Financial Group. Headquartered in Japan, it is one of the largest independent alternative asset management groups in Japan. It provides diversified financial products for investors, with its business covering both Japanese and international markets.

| Pros | Cons |
| Regulated by FSA | No fee information |
| 20 years of asset management experience | No contact channel |
Financial Services Agency (FSA) regulates Simplex Asset Management with the license number of 近畿財務局長(金商)第14号.
| Regulated Authority | Current Status | Licensed Entity | Regulated Country | License Type | License No. |
| Financial Services Agency (FSA) | Regulated | シンプレクス・アセット・マネジメント株式会社 | Japan | Retail Forex License | 関東財務局長(金商)第341号 |

Simplex Asset Management mainly provides active management of Japanese equities, ETF products, bonds/private debt, etc.


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