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Profil
Mr. Rie Mashimo is an Investment Manager at Nippon Value Investors KK.
He overs companies in various sectors for in-depth research and analysis.
Before joining NVI, he was an associate in the Corporate Consulting Services Division at Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation (2022-2023).
Prior to joining Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation, he was an analyst in the Investment Banking Division (Equity Capital Market and M&A Advisory) of Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley and Morgan Stanley for 4 years in total (2018-2022).
As an analyst, she was involved in various M&A transactions and performed various analytical tasks including financial modeling and industry research.
He is a graduate of Keio University in Tokyo.
Postes actifs de Rie Mashimo
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
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Nippon Value Investors KK
 Nippon Value Investors KK Investment ManagersFinance NVI is an active manager which specializes in investing in publicly traded Japanese equity securities using a bottom-up value investment approach. The firm believes that securities with low market price to earnings, cash flow, asset value or sales ratios or dividend yields, but not necessarily typically possess fundamental investment value. | Analyst-Equity | 01/01/2023 |
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Nippon Value Investors KK
Nippon Value Investors KK Investment ManagersFinance NVI is an active manager which specializes in investing in publicly traded Japanese equity securities using a bottom-up value investment approach. The firm believes that securities with low market price to earnings, cash flow, asset value or sales ratios or dividend yields, but not necessarily typically possess fundamental investment value. | Finance |
