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Japan’s hedge funds go from survival to revival

Yvonne Chan
Abenomics has reinvigorated Japan’s hedge fund sector, but a level-headed approach to the markets is needed, says industry veteran Masahiro Koshiba of United Managers Japan.
Japan’s hedge funds go from survival to revival

Masahiro Koshiba is the chief executive and founder of Tokyo-based United Managers Japan (UMJ), a hedge fund platform for domestic Japanese managers with $200 million in total AUM. He also manages the UMJ Kotoshiro Fund, a Japanese long/short equity strategy that has returned 30.2% in the first nine months of 2013.

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