OSE lists 1st venture fund on its new market

OSE lists 1st venture fund on its new market

OSAKA, Japan - A fund created by Sumisei Global Investment Trust Management Co. becomes the first listed investment trust on a new market for venture funds set up by the Osaka Securities Exchange (OSE) in December. The fund by Sumisei Global Investment Trust opened at a price of 11,000 yen on Jan. 15, higher than the standard price of 10,520 yen set before its listing.

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