Unison Capital indirectly invest in Japan’s realty fund manager
Japanese buyout firm Unison Capital portfolio company MK Capital Management, a real estate asset management company based in Tokyo, has acquired 90% of Atlas Partners Japan Ltd. (APJ), another Japanese real estate fund manager for undisclosed sum.
Since April 2010, Unison Capital has a controlling 61.3% stake in MK Capital via made possible in a management buyout. Tokyo-based Atlas manages JPY 166 billion ($2 billion) of assets made up of various...
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