TOKYO -- An investment firm started by a former Carlyle Group executive aims to help large Japanese companies add value through dialogue with a new fund backed by leading financial institutions.
Armed with 130 billion yen ($827 million) raised from such investors as top Japanese banks and insurers, Japan Activation Capital's first fund will start deploying its capital as soon as this summer.
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