Analyst

Location Tokyo
Discipline Financial Services
Salary Negotiable
​About the company

This is a next-generation investment firm focused on acquiring and growing outstanding private businesses in Japan. Backed by committed capital from a leading global financial institution, the firm is building a differentiated, long-term investment model designed to support companies well beyond a typical fund horizon.

With a permanent capital base and a “forever ownership” mindset, the firm partners closely with founders and management teams to preserve each business’s legacy while supporting sustainable growth over decades. Its approach emphasizes trust, integrity, entrepreneurial thinking, and active ownership. The organization is in a strong growth phase and has already built a meaningful portfolio across multiple industries, creating a dynamic environment with real responsibility and broad learning opportunities for early team members.

What the job entails

As an Investment Analyst, you will play a central role in sourcing opportunities, evaluating investments, and supporting portfolio companies after acquisition. Working closely with senior investment professionals, you will help identify and engage with business owners, founders, intermediaries, and management teams across Japan.

The role combines financial analysis with relationship-building and hands-on execution. You will assist with outreach, meetings, due diligence, valuation work, financial modeling, investment memoranda, and market research. You will also contribute to post-investment monitoring and value creation efforts, gaining exposure to the full investment lifecycle in a fast-moving, unstructured environment.

Key requirements / What we look for
  • 2+ years of experience in investment banking, private equity, consulting, financial services, or a similar client-facing environment

  • Strong interest in deal sourcing and direct engagement with business owners and entrepreneurs

  • Solid financial analysis, valuation, and modeling skills

  • Strong relationship-building, communication, and presentation abilities

  • Native-level Japanese; business-level English is a plus

  • Bachelor’s degree from a reputable university