Asset management firm Nikko undergoes name change to Amova Asset Management.
In a significant move, Amova Asset Management Co., Ltd., formerly known as Nikko Asset Management Co., Ltd., has officially changed its name as part of a comprehensive rebranding effort. The new name, Amova, is an amalgamation of its key concepts: "Am" for Asset Management, "Mov" for movement, and "Ova" inspired by "Nova", meaning new.
The new name and logo, which consists of a stylized arrow moving upward towards a target, symbolize the firm's investment philosophy and agility. This change is effective as of the current date, and the new website address is global.amova-am.com.
Amova Asset Management remains a wholly owned subsidiary of Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Group. The background of the company from which Amova Asset Management Co., Ltd. emerged before adopting its new name is not provided in the available search results.
The company, founded in December 1959 and headquartered in Japan, has expanded and evolved into a global asset manager. The renewal of the website is a part of the overall rebranding effort by Amova Asset Management. The renewed website reflects the current iteration of the firm's management policy and brand identity.
Visitors to the old website en.nikkoam.com will be automatically redirected to the new website. The new website design aims to make navigation easier and more convenient. Amova Asset Management continues to be committed to empowering investors worldwide to reach their investment goals.
Despite the name change, the ownership of Amova Asset Management has not been impacted. The firm's website has been completely renewed, including the top page, content, structure, and design. This rebranding is a testament to Amova Asset Management's continuous growth and evolution in the global asset management industry.
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