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Carne Group completes acquisition of Japan Fund Management (JFML) S.A. from Mizuho Trust & Banking (Luxembourg) S.A. 

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Carne Group has announced the completion of its merger of Japan Fund Management (Luxembourg) S.A. (JFML) into Carne Global Fund Managers (Luxembourg) S.A. (“CGFML”).  

From midnight, all assets and liabilities of JFML transferred to CGFML, and JFML has ceased to exist. CGFML now officially assumes the role of management company and AIFM.

JFML, which managed approximately USD5 billion, supported the overseas investment of Mizuho’s Japanese institutional clients. The deal marks the final stage of a long-anticipated process that began with the acquisition of JFML on 30 June, following regulatory approvals and the alignment of operational systems across both businesses. 

The firm writes that it strengthens Carne’s footprint in Asia and reinforces its position as Europe’s leading independent third-party management company. While such transactions take time to structure and agree, the transition itself has been completed quickly and efficiently once all approvals were in place. 

“This milestone reflects the growing trend across the funds industry to partner with large-scale ManCos that bring both local expertise and global infrastructure,” says John Donohoe, CEO of Carne Group. “We’re proud to play a leading role in this evolution as managers seek efficiency, resilience, and the ability to scale across borders.”

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