Amova Asset Management

Est. 1959
501-1,000 employees Investment Management

About Amova Asset Management

Headquartered in Japan with a global presence, Amova Asset Management is a leading asset manager and progressive investment solutions provider, driven by the promise to help you progress towards your goals.

Our clients include institutional investors, intermediary, and individual investors. We provide tailored solutions that instill confidence and support your long-term goals in an evolving investment landscape.

We combine:
— More than 65 years of commitment to performance excellence with USD260.3 billion* in assets under management
— A global network of investment teams and partners—supported by over 200 investment professionals and an extensive network of distributors across 10 countries and regions (as of 1 July 2025)
— High-conviction, active fund management across Equity, Fixed Income, Multi-Asset, and Alternative strategies
— A diverse suite of passive strategies covering a wide range of indices and some of Asia’s leading exchange-traded funds (ETFs)
— Investor focus and genuine partnership rooted in trust, transparency, and high standards of client care

We are committed to creating lasting value through responsible decisions that support our clients, partners, and broader community. This shared mission—shaping a brighter future together with our stakeholders—is at the heart of who we are.

Amova Asset Management, a proud member of Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Group.

* as of 30 June 2025

Expertise

equities, fixed income, multi-asset, ETFs, Japan equities, and multi-manager

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New Zealand Fixed Income Monthly (February 2026)
  • 12 Mar 2026

We believe the next peak in the OCR will not reach the most recent high point of 5.5%, which significantly weakened New Zealand’s economy. This suggests that even as cash rates rise, bond yields sh...

Japan’s output gap: measurement vs narrative
  • 09 Mar 2026

Japan’s negative output gap masks a tighter economic reality. While traditional measures still signal excess capacity, labour markets have been persistently tight and capital may be mismeasured due...

Navigating Japan Equities: Monthly Insights from Tokyo (March 2026)
  • 06 Mar 2026

The reaction by the Japanese market to the Iran conflict reflects uncertainty rather than immediate damage. Oil prices alone are unlikely to cause stagflation in Japan; rather, supply disruption is...

Balancing Act Global Multi-Asset Quarterly (Q4 2025)
  • 04 Mar 2026

For Q4 2025, we adopted a more cautious stance, maintaining a slight underweight in growth assets while keeping defensives neutral. Although growth assets continued to perform well and macro data r...

Escalation in Iran encounters market disbelief
  • 02 Mar 2026

Both the equity and bond markets seem to be pricing in a limited conflict following the strike on Iran by the US and Israel. However, it would be unwise to discount the potential for further volati...

Future Quality Insights: market dislocation is creating entry points in quality growth stocks
  • 02 Mar 2026

The broad rotation away from quality and defensive businesses towards deeper value and more cyclical areas appears largely complete. While style rotation has been an important driver of returns, it...

Future Quality Insights: market dislocation is creating entry points in quality growth stocks
  • 02 Mar 2026

The broad rotation away from quality and defensive businesses towards deeper value and more cyclical areas appears largely complete. While style rotation has been an important driver of returns, it...

Balancing Act Monthly Insights: Global Multi-Asset (February 2026)
  • 27 Feb 2026

We increased our growth score this month, moving the position into an overweight, while downgrading our defensive score to underweight. For growth assets, we continue to see signs that global growt...

Introduction to multi sector credit
  • 20 Feb 2026

Fixed income markets have entered a fundamentally different era of higher interest rates, shifting inflation dynamics and more frequent episodes of volatility. Against this backdrop, multi sector c...

Global Equity Quarterly Q4 2025
  • 18 Feb 2026

The dramatic rotation away from defensives and quality in 2024–2025 is unlikely to continue at the same intensity. With monetary policy stabilising and earnings growth expected to be more evenly di...

Japan Q4 GDP: momentum moderates in an inflation-distorted environment
  • 17 Feb 2026

On the surface, Japan’s Q4 2025 GDP was broadly disappointing, expanding only 0.1% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) in real terms, and 0.6% in nominal terms (vs 1% expected). From a full-year perspective,...

Navigating Japan Equities: Monthly Insights from Tokyo (February 2026)
  • 12 Feb 2026

Japan’s election in February delivered a sweeping victory for Prime Minister Takaichi’s ruling party, restoring a firm lower house majority. While the result strengthens the administration’s abilit...

AI infrastructure meets energy reality: why green bonds are critical
  • 12 Feb 2026

Artificial intelligence is driving a structural increase in global electricity demand, pushing power generation and grid infrastructure to their limits. As renewables emerge as the fastest and most...

New Zealand Fixed Income Monthly (January 2026)
  • 10 Feb 2026

Although the yield curve remains steeply positive amid optimism over New Zealand’s potential for an economic recovery, we feel that there are currently few catalysts likely to drive interest rates...

New Zealand Equity Monthly (January 2026)
  • 09 Feb 2026

Given the recent volatility experienced by New Zealand equities, it may prove useful to gain a broader perspective by considering the market’s long-term performance. The period from around 2012 to...

Japan snap election: Takaichi victory expands political capital; market credibility is the next test
  • 09 Feb 2026

Japan’s election delivered Prime Minister Takaichi a powerful mandate, expanding policy options but intensifying the need for credible fiscal choices. The optimal mix appears to favour BOJ autonomy...

Japan’s bond volatility and the yen carry trade: implications for global funding conditions
  • 04 Feb 2026

Recent volatility in Japan's super long JGBs may not signal a systemic bond crisis, but it does highlight the growing sensitivity of the markets to fiscal credibility and political developments. Th...

Balancing Act Monthly Insights: Global Multi-Asset (January 2026)
  • 29 Jan 2026

We have maintained a slightly underweight growth score and a neutral position in defensives. Growth assets have performed well, and while we expect strong earnings growth to flow through for equiti...

BOJ and yen carry: a duration mismatch
  • 26 Jan 2026

As widely expected, BOJ kept rates on hold in January. In the absence of a sudden acceleration in inflation or inflation expectations, the central bank’s decision to keep rates on hold is consisten...

[Video] Global Equities in 2026
  • 19 Jan 2026

AI Boom, Quality Growth & What’s Next