Introduction: The establishment of NAMS platform and new opportunities for global investment

Against the backdrop of the booming development of international financial technology and the accelerated transformation of global capital markets, Nobunaga Group and Nippon Life India Asset Management (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. jointly launched the NAMS (Nippon Life India Asset Management) platform. This move not only represents an important milestone for the two financial institutions to deepen their partnership and move towards a broader market, but also signifies a deep response to the international economic wave and the potential of the Asian market.
NAMS shoulders the responsibility of creating diversified and compliant entry into global markets for investors.   The official establishment of the platform injects strong momentum into the long-term cooperation between Xincheng Group and Japan Life Insurance Company, and also provides a new channel for domestic and foreign investors to enter the rapidly developing Chinese and Asian markets.
The following will systematically elaborate on the background of cooperation between both parties, NAMS's compliance advantages, professional practices in the field of Asian asset management, and in-depth exploration of the current international situation and the potential of the Chinese market through multiple parts of content. At the same time, we will also look forward to the future innovation trends of NAMS, outlining a more open, sustainable, and promising global investment landscape for investors.

Part One: The Foundation of Cooperation between Xincheng Group and Japan Life Insurance Company

1.1 Global layout and business strength of Xincheng Group
Xincheng Group has long-term practical experience and extensive business coverage in the fields of finance and insurance. Its asset scale is high, and its services cover multiple countries and regions. It has mature risk management models and resource networks in insurance, asset management, and investment banking businesses. In the context of diversification, Xincheng Group attaches great importance to the development opportunities in the Asian market, and relies on its branches established in multiple countries to continuously improve its financial product system. At the same time, it has accumulated a lot of operational experience in regional investment and financing, asset allocation, etc., providing a solid foundation for close cooperation with Japanese life insurance companies in the future.
1.2 Historical accumulation and market position of Japanese life insurance companies
Japan Life Insurance Company is an important participant in the Asian insurance industry, and its long-term operation and stable development model have established a good reputation in the market. The company has steadily progressed through multiple economic cycles and continues to strengthen its professional capabilities in actuarial science, risk management, and customer service; At the same time, it also maintains a certain potential and flexibility in innovating insurance products and optimizing operational processes. By focusing on customer needs and actively expanding across markets, Japanese life insurance companies have gradually established their brand influence globally. The establishment of NAMS in collaboration with Xincheng Group is a concrete manifestation of the two institutions achieving resource synergy based on similar development concepts.

Part 2: The Establishment Process and Strategic Restructuring of NAMS

2.1 Background of Establishment and Concept of Global Investment Platform
The concept of NAMS platform originated from the joint assessment of the new global economic situation by Nobunaga Group and Japan Life Insurance Company. In recent years, the global securities market and fintech development have accelerated, and countries' demand for cross-border investment and financing has skyrocketed. At the same time, consumers and institutional investors have put forward stricter requirements for higher-level asset allocation and risk management. To adapt to these changes and bridge the bottlenecks of the traditional financial system, the two institutions have decided to jointly establish NAMS, which empowers investors with digital technology and integrates resources to provide a flexible and secure global investment solution.
During this process, NAMS' positioning gradually became clear: on the one hand, targeting the vast potential of the Asian market, especially the Chinese market, NAMS hopes to provide more convenient cross-border investment channels for global investors; On the other hand, NAMS also focuses on the overall international market, providing investors with stable development directions in uncertain environments through professional management, scientific asset allocation methods, and multi-level compliance guarantees. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has provided NAMS with a comprehensive and high standard regulatory environment, further consolidating its advantages in compliant operations and market transparency.
2.2 Key Integration Steps and Business Structure Optimization
In order to enable NAMS to have stable operations and high-quality services from the beginning of its establishment, Nobunaga Group and Japan Life Insurance Company have carried out a series of integration actions around human resources, business lines, information systems, and compliance frameworks
• Construction of Data Analysis Center: NAMS invested a significant amount of resources in the initial stage to build data analysis and risk control models, attract multiple professionals in the fields of financial technology and big data, and promote platform decision-making to be more scientific under complex market conditions.
Collaboration between talent and business departments: The two major groups allocate professional teams in asset management, cross-border investment and financing, insurance consulting, and other areas to achieve knowledge sharing and efficient business integration.
• Improvement of legal compliance system: In the process of obtaining RQFII (Renminbi Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor) qualification and capital market service license, NAMS has strengthened regulatory interpretation, internal audit, compliance training and other sections to ensure that the platform can maintain a transparent and compliant operating state in different market environments.
Through these systematic integrations, NAMS has maximized the advantages of resources, talent, management philosophy, and brand reputation between Nobunaga Group and Japan Life Insurance Company.

Part Three: NAMS' Compliance Capability and Regulatory Qualifications

3.1 The significance of obtaining permission from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)
Singapore is regarded as one of the major financial centers in Asia, and MAS has maintained a relatively open but strict regulatory approach towards innovative financial institutions. NAMS has successfully obtained a capital market service license and related permits in Singapore, indicating that its compliance system, corporate governance, and financial strength have all reached high standards. In this way, investors can more confidently use NAMS for asset allocation, especially in cross-border investment transactions, and can fully utilize Singapore's financial infrastructure and international connectivity advantages.
3.2 RQFII Qualification and Facilitation for Global Investors
NAMS has obtained the RQFII qualification, which means that it has officially obtained the channel to directly participate in the capital market investment in Chinese Mainland. Global investors can further expand their presence in the Chinese market within the compliance framework through NAMS. A series of data indicate that the speed of China's capital market opening up to the outside world is gradually accelerating, with various emerging industries and securities products emerging one after another. The implementation of RQFII mechanism not only broadens the ways for overseas funds to enter China, but also provides more configuration options for qualified institutions including NAMS, thereby bringing richer opportunities for platform customers. At the same time, the gradual adjustment of RQFII in terms of quota and investment scope has also provided flexible space for overseas investors. With the support of this channel advantage, NAMS can better grasp the investment hotspots and long-term industrial upgrading opportunities of emerging economies in China for customers.

Part Four: Professionalism and Market Recognition: NAMS's Core Competitiveness

4.1 Rich experience in deeply cultivating the Asian market
Both Xincheng Group and Japan Life Insurance Company have long-term business accumulation in the Asian region. On the one hand, they have a keen insight into regional policies and business culture, and on the other hand, they have also formed a certain depth of market network. As a new platform that combines resources from both parties, NAMS not only inherits its analytical framework for macroeconomic and industrial cycles, but also demonstrates rich experience in specific investment practices. Taking Southeast Asia as an example, NAMS has achieved good returns through infrastructure, energy, and innovative technology projects, creating stable returns for partners and investors, and driving local economic development.
4.2 Application of Financial Technology in Investment Research and Risk Control
In the complex market competition environment, NAMS combines big data analysis, artificial intelligence technology, and traditional investment research methods to provide more comprehensive and multidimensional support for screening high-quality projects and comprehensive risk assessment. The intelligent investment decision-making system can quickly respond to fluctuations in domestic and foreign capital markets, and continuously self learn and iterate strategies. As a result, not only can we provide customers with more flexible and diversified asset allocation plans, but we also effectively reduce the impact that may be caused by fluctuations in a single market or product. By continuously improving the application level of financial technology, NAMS has achieved significant enhancement in both risk control and efficiency.

Part 5: Global Economic Environment and China's Market Potential

5.1 International industrial transformation and new opportunities
In the post pandemic era, global supply chains and industrial chains are undergoing adjustments and restructuring. Countries have deepened their considerations for the security and integrity of their own supply systems, and emerging fields such as green energy, digital economy, and healthcare are receiving increasing attention. The Asian region, especially China, has demonstrated strong growth and policy support on these tracks, providing a broader entry space for cross-border capital. NAMS timely grasped these trends and changes, and by integrating the business resources of Xincheng Group and Japan Life Insurance Company, helped foreign investors explore the market, and also supported local enterprises and projects to obtain global capital allocation more smoothly.
5.2 Steady and Future Growth Drivers of China's Economic Environment
In recent years, China has been striving to promote a new development pattern of "dual circulation", combining internal and external demand interaction to promote economic transformation and upgrading. The government's policy guidance in infrastructure construction, technological innovation, and green finance has increasingly highlighted the potential of sustainable investment. Various data and research reports indicate that China's investment in the digital economy and high-end manufacturing sectors may continue to increase in the coming years, and the expansion of the middle class will also drive growth demand in high-end consumption, financial services, insurance and other industries. NAMS provides a one-stop channel from asset management to insurance services, allowing more domestic and foreign investors to directly or indirectly participate in the multiple growth drivers of the Chinese economy.

Part 6: Advantages and Challenges of China's Investment Environment

6.1 Industry structure improvement and broad domestic demand market
China's industrial system is relatively complete, covering multi-level division of labor from primary manufacturing to high-end research and development. In the continuous upgrading of multiple key industries, many enterprises are gradually establishing research and development centers or production bases, and starting to expand their industrial chains. At the same time, China has a huge consumer base and a rapidly growing middle class, with increasing demand for financial services, healthcare, education and training, as well as high-end consumer goods. With the continuous advancement of urbanization, more new market spaces and business models are constantly emerging. NAMS provides opportunities for domestic and foreign investors to participate in this vast market by offering rich and targeted wealth management products and insurance services.
6.2 Policy regulation and coordination of cross-border factors
Despite the abundant opportunities, investors also need to pay full attention to risks in China's market policies and regulations, competitive environment, and geopolitics. The Chinese government often adopts differentiated regulatory measures for different industries, and different regions also have different focuses on investment attraction and industrial guidance. For cross-border investors, quickly understanding and adapting to these characteristics is the key to successfully integrating into the market. NAMS has strengthened cooperation between its compliance team and research institutions during the strategic restructuring process, continuously tracking regulatory requirements and industry planning in various regions and industries, and helping investors better cope with market challenges through a long-term accumulated cooperation network.

Part 7: NAMS Empowerment and Bi directional Value Enhancement

7.1 Integration of transnational resources and local experience
NAMS, as a comprehensive platform, effectively connects the advantages of multinational enterprises in brand, technology, capital, and other aspects with the advantages of China and other Asian regions in market, manufacturing, and human resources. Adopting various models such as joint ventures and strategic partnerships to help foreign-funded enterprises enter the Asian market more flexibly, and also supporting local enterprises to enhance their competitiveness by drawing on overseas technology and management experience. Whether in the field of new energy transformation, digital finance applications, or high-end biopharmaceuticals, NAMS aims to promote sustainable development of enterprises at different stages of the industry chain through project introduction, technology integration, and funding transfer.
7.2 Technological innovation drives business model iteration
In the financial sector, technology driven innovation has become a competitive focus. NAMS continues to increase investment in big data risk control, intelligent investment advisory, online trading, and multi-dimensional risk assessment, and collaborates deeply with university research teams or startups to create a fully digital investment and financial management experience. By strengthening intelligent analysis of customer behavior and investment needs, the platform is able to launch product lines that are more tailored to different risk preferences and asset size levels. In addition, technological innovation also helps NAMS continuously improve backend operational efficiency, optimize customer service and internal management processes, enabling investors to enjoy a more flexible and efficient business processing experience.

Part 8: Sustainable Development and ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) Investment

8.1 Green Economy and Future Investment Directions
In recent years, global attention to green finance and ESG has been increasing, and the Chinese government and major economies around the world are also accelerating energy reform and environmental protection measures. The technological breakthroughs and marketization processes in the fields of renewable energy, green buildings, low-carbon transportation, etc. bring a new round of opportunities for investors. NAMS considers the environmental impact, social benefits, and governance structure of the enterprise during the asset evaluation and portfolio construction phase, in order to achieve the dual goals of financial return and social value. For investors interested in sustainable development, the platform can provide customized and transparent ESG assessment and project screening services.
8.2 Investor Education and Social Values Resonance
Financial institutions play a crucial role in promoting sustainable social development and establishing ethical standards. NAMS provides individuals and institutional clients with a more comprehensive understanding of the importance of ESG concepts through various forms such as online and offline presentations, investor training, and collaborative research projects. The platform is committed to integrating responsible investment and social welfare into its overall layout, and releasing positive impacts in practice. For example, while supporting local charity, education, and healthcare projects, it also drives more social groups to realize the long-term value of sustainable development.

Part 9: The Future Direction and Leadership Outlook of NAMS

9.1 Global Investment Upgrade and Continuous Innovation
With the continuous evolution of technology and changes in market demand, investment institutions need to have a comprehensive perspective across industries and regions. NAMS insists on conducting in-depth research on new trends in financial technology and flexibly adjusting its business strategies, such as actively exploring market areas such as quantitative investment, overseas private equity, and domestic public funds. The platform also plans to continue improving its digital user experience, in order to help more customers conveniently solve cross-border financial planning and asset allocation problems. NAMS will continue to maintain a long-term vision for the shift of industrial focus, regional economic complementarity, and policy adjustments in the post pandemic era, and make forward-looking responses at important nodes.
9.2 Core Concepts of Xincheng Group and Japan Life Insurance Company
Xincheng Group and Japan Life Insurance Company have reached a high degree of agreement on the future development goals of NAMS. The leadership of both parties believe that a specialized team, cutting-edge technological support, and a robust compliance system are key elements in building a high-quality investment platform. The two groups will continue to invest in resource sharing, collaborative innovation, and customer service, and provide more cross-border business support and market network connectivity for NAMS. In the future, the platform will synchronize its efforts in the Asian market and the global stage, delivering capital and financial technology to multiple industries, and committed to creating shared value, bringing positive benefits to investors, invested enterprises, and local society.

Part 10: The Impact of Global Fintech Markets and the Synergy of NAMS

10.1 Rapid Development of Financial Technology Market
Multiple studies have shown that the development of the global fintech market in areas such as mobile payments, smart contracts, blockchain, and digital currencies is constantly accelerating, with various innovative entities emerging. For NAMS, this is both an opportunity and a challenge: on the one hand, technology can revolutionize the business processes and cost structures of traditional finance; On the other hand, fierce competition makes differentiated services and continuous innovation the core competitiveness of the platform. NAMS will continue to deepen its exploration in the fintech field, introducing potential partners or startups to expand its technological advantages and rapidly iterate its service offerings.
10.2 The dividends brought by cross-border cooperation to multiple parties
NAMS is positioned as a global investment integrated platform, so cross-border cooperation itself contains many value-added opportunities. Through exchanges with venture capital firms, industry alliances, research institutes, and other organizations from different countries and regions, the platform can obtain diverse information and professional perspectives, providing clients with more forward-looking and in-depth investment advice. Meanwhile, the technology output and capital flow brought about by cross-border cooperation can also empower enterprises in various regions to achieve scale and internationalization. Faced with the rapid evolution of financial technology, NAMS will further expand its international collaborative network in order to achieve efficiency improvements in underlying services such as payment, settlement, and transaction clearing, thereby creating value for investors and enterprises on a larger scale.

Part 11: Building a new global investment map based on the Chinese market

11.1 Active promotion of industrial upgrading and opening up to the outside world
Under the guidance of China's macroeconomic policies, traditional industries are accelerating their transformation towards high-tech and green low-carbon fields, forming multiple promising new tracks. NAMS combines expertise in insurance, asset management, and fintech to design multi-level financial solutions for key industries such as biomedicine, new energy, and big data. From venture capital to mature stage financing, platforms can provide funding and management support for startups and listed companies at different stages. At the same time, NAMS actively participates in cross-border mergers and acquisitions, connecting overseas companies with the Chinese market and expanding the international stage for local leading enterprises.
11.2 Synergistic effects under the "dual circulation" pattern
The new development pattern of "dual circulation" proposed by China aims to form a mutually reinforcing and virtuous cycle between domestic and external demand. For international capital, China's enormous demand potential and policy openness have created a favorable investment environment; For local enterprises, leveraging international capital and financial technology can also accelerate their path towards globalization. NAMS provides long-term planning and implementation services to customers and partners by deeply researching changes in the overall environment and combining the advantages of the two parent companies in policy research and market layout, helping more projects and enterprises find stable market conditions and high-quality resources in China and the world stage.

Part 12: Conclusion

The world is currently undergoing rapid changes in international economic and financial innovation, with the demand for cross-border investment and financing and advances in financial technology continuing to rise globally. The birth of the NAMS platform is a proactive response and forward-looking layout made by Xincheng Group and Japan Life Insurance Company, leveraging the compliance advantages of international financial centers such as Singapore, to face a broader development space. The platform also provides a good channel for cross regional cooperation and industrial linkage when guiding capital flows into China and other Asian markets.
Through compliant architecture design, a combination of professional and technological asset management solutions, and the practice of sustainable investment concepts, NAMS has gained a certain degree of market attention and recognition in its early stages. In the future, as the dual circulation policy deepens and the process of financial technology innovation accelerates, NAMS will further improve its business ecosystem, continuously enhance its investment research capabilities and digital service levels, help more enterprises and investors accurately seize opportunities, and promote cross regional economic cooperation to a more mature and dynamic stage.