The JAIC Group manages the funds (LPs, etc.) where it is the fund manager (executive partner, etc.) in good faith, uses the funds raised from investors to invest in and provide hands-on support to new business ventures with growth potential, and endeavors to provide attractive returns to investors through IPOs.

To achieve the management policies listed above, the JAIC Group implements the following policies.

　1)A distinctive investment organization
　2)Timely and suitable disclosure

1. A Distinctive Investment Organization

・Establishment of investment units (teams)
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・Exercise of organizational strength (JAIC network)
JAIC’s capabilities as a venture capital firm are maximized by integrating the individual strengths of investment units (teams) with the functions and organizational structure of the JAIC Group.

・Fund manager system
To achieve fund management with an identifiable face, which we believe is generally missing at Japan’s corporate venture capital firms, each investment fund is assigned a managing officer and responsible employee. Doing so enables fund managers to responsibly manage income and develop optimum portfolios for each fund and also contributes to improved performance.

2. Timely and Suitable Disclosure

・Timely disclosure
Performance and business strategy change rapidly for the portfolio companies of funds, and their business conditions can fluctuate dramatically in a short period of time.
JAIC Group funds provide regular reporting based on periodic financial statements and also publish monthly reports on changes in portfolio companies as needed to provide information on a real-time basis.

・Suitable disclosure
New business ventures are still at the development stage and engage in businesses that are novel or new. As such, their business conditions cannot be measured accurately solely through financial statistics and other quantitative measures.
JAIC Group funds offer both quantitative and qualitative information so fund performance can be readily understood just by reading business reports (financial statements). In other words, a distinguishing feature is reports filled with information on reasons for making investments, their current situation, and future outlooks.