Japan Post Co is an investment fund managing more than $4.67 trillion ran by Nobuyasu Kato. There is currently 1 company in Mr. Kato’s portfolio. The largest and only investment include Aflac worth $4.67 trillion.
As of 4th July 2024, Japan Post Co’s top holding is 52,300,000 shares of Aflac currently worth over $4.67 trillion and making up 100.0% of the portfolio value.
Relative to the number of outstanding shares of Aflac, Japan Post Co owns less than approximately 0.1% of the company.
Currently, Japan Post Co's portfolio is worth at least $4.67 trillion. The total portfolio value may be much higher due to cash
assets that are not publicly disclosed such as fixed income, real estate, or cash equivalents.
The Japan Post Co office and employees reside in Tokyo, Japan. According to the last 13-F report filed with the SEC, Nobuyasu Kato serves as the Rep Exec Ofr, Executive Vice President at Japan Post Co.
The two most similar investment funds to Japan Post Co are Snyder Capital Management L P and Flputnam Investment Management Co. They manage $4.67 trillion and $4.68 trillion respectively.
Japan Post Co’s portfolio is diversified across 1 sector.
Currently, their heaviest sector is Finance — making up 100.0% of
the total portfolio value.
The fund focuses on investments in the United States as
100.0% of the portfolio companies
are based in the United States.
The majority of the companies in the fund’s portfolio are large-cap stocks.
Stocks with a size of more than $10 billion in market cap make up
100% of the total holdings value.
On the other hand, small-cap stocks make up only approximately 0.1% of the portfolio.
The average market cap of the portfolio companies is close to $43.8 billion.
These positions were updated on July 11th based on the fund’s latest 13F filing. Quickly find out what the most recently closed or increased positions are.
| Security | Shares Owned | Value | Allocation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aflac Inc. |
No change
52,300,000
|
$4,670,913,000,000 | 100.00% |
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