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Funds Partnership Asia is seeking a Japanese Equities Research Assistant/Analyst in Singapore. Ideal candidates will possess business-level Japanese and strong English skills, with 1–4 years of experience in equity research or related fields.
The role involves conducting in-depth research on Japanese companies, financial modelling, and collaborating with portfolio managers and senior analysts in a buy-side environment. Candidates with a degree in finance or economics are encouraged to apply and build a long-term career path within the firm.
Japanese Equities Research Assistant/ Analyst (Buy-Side) Location:Singapore
Representing: Leading Japan-Focused Investment Manager
Language Requirement: Business-level Japanese (JLPT N1 or above) and fluent English
We are partnering with a leading Japan-focused investment management firm renowned for its deep fundamental research and disciplined long-term approach to equity investing.
The team manages concentrated, high‑conviction portfolios across mid‑to small‑cap Japanese companies, identifying underappreciated value through on‑the‑ground insights, management engagement, and rigorous bottom‑up analysis.
This opportunity is ideal for an analytically sharp, bilingual professional who wants to immerse themselves in the Japanese equity markets, develop direct relationships with company management teams, and contribute to active investment decisions within a buy‑side environment.
As a Research Assistant, you will work directly with Portfolio Managers and Senior Analysts across the full investment process — from idea generation and financial modelling to valuation, monitoring, and thesis refinement.
While the title is “Assistant”, this role operates within a lean team structure and carries responsibilities typically associated with an Analyst / Associate‑level position. You will be expected to take ownership of research outputs and contribute actively to investment discussions rather than provide purely administrative support.
This is a highly visible role within a flat and collaborative investment culture, offering a strong platform to develop sector expertise and grow into a decision‑making position over time.