| 1918-07 |
Founder Yazu Aizawa began securities business as a general broker at the Tokyo Stock Exchange (now Tokyo Stock Exchange) under the name Minato-ya Shoten |
| 1918-07-07 |
Founded: July 7, 1918 (Taisho 7) |
| 1933-10 |
Established Aizawa Shoten Co., Ltd. (capital of 1 million yen) in Nihonbashi, Tokyo, for securities business |
| 1933-10-03 |
Established: October 3, 1933 (Showa 8) |
| 1944-05 |
Merged with Ishizaki Shoten Co., Ltd. (capital of 3 million yen) under the Securities Business Control Law |
| 1948-10 |
Changed trade name to Aizawa Securities Co., Ltd. |
| 1952-01 |
Absorbed Japan Securities Investment Co., Ltd. (headquartered in Tokyo) (capital of 13 million yen) |
| 1958-02 |
Acquired the business rights of Izu Securities Co., Ltd. (headquartered in Shizuoka Prefecture) |
| 1959-11 |
Acquired the business rights of Tokiwa Securities Co., Ltd. (headquartered in Shizuoka Prefecture) |
| 1965-08 |
Acquired the business rights of Eitoku-ya Securities Co., Ltd. (headquartered in Shizuoka Prefecture) |
| 1966-01 |
Joined the government bond underwriting syndicate |
| 1968-03 |
Acquired the business rights of Yamanashi Securities Co., Ltd. (headquartered in Yamanashi Prefecture) |
| 1968-04 |
Obtained securities license due to transition to a licensing system for securities business |
| 1969-09 |
Obtained approval for concurrent business of accepting public bond payments and acting as an agent for principal and interest payments |
| 1983-06 |
Obtained approval for concurrent business of lending money secured by public bonds held in custody |
| 1983-08 |
Obtained approval for concurrent business of investment management and acting as an agent for revenue, redemption, and partial redemption of securities investment trust beneficiary certificates |
| 1985-12 |
Obtained approval for concurrent business of buying and selling transferable deposits, mediating, brokering, and acting as an agent for transactions |
| 1986-03 |
Obtained approval for concurrent business of buying and selling yen-denominated bank acceptances and mediating their transactions |
| 1986-06 |
Established Aizawa Investment Advisory Co., Ltd. (headquartered in Tokyo, capital of 15 million yen, with a 5% investment ratio) for the purpose of managing funds for large clients |
| 1986-07 |
Joined as a full member of the Osaka Securities Exchange |
| 1987-11 |
Approval to engage in agency business, buying, selling, brokerage, intermediary, and agency business related to commercial paper issued domestically |
| 1988-07 |
Designated as a securities company under the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Act |
| 1988-09 |
Approval to engage in the sale, brokerage, intermediary, and agency business of transferable deposit securities and foreign CP, as well as permanent agency business |
| 1988-10 |
Approval to engage in brokerage and custody of transferable securities |
| 1989-01 |
Capital increased from 1,702 million yen to 3,202 million yen, upgraded to a comprehensive securities company |
| 1990-10 |
Approval to engage in agency business for buying and selling gold bullion |
| 1991-09 |
Relocated headquarters to 1-20-3 Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, upon completion of the main office |
| 1993-11 |
Approval to engage in cashing business using MMF and medium-term government bond funds |
| 1998-12 |
Transition to securities business registration system |
| 2000-09 |
Invested in Japan Asia Securities Group Ltd. with the aim of expanding into the Asian market |
| 2001-03 |
Additional 65% investment in Aizawa Investment Advisory Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Tokyo, Capital: 300 million yen), making it a subsidiary (ownership ratio 70%) |
| 2002-02 |
Acquired shares of Sun-i Excellent Co., Ltd. and made it a subsidiary (ownership ratio 100%) |
| 2002-09 |
Acquired all shares of Aizawa Investment Advisory Co., Ltd., making it a wholly owned subsidiary (ownership ratio 100%) |
| 2002-10 |
Merged with Hiraoka Securities Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Osaka, Capital: 5 billion yen) |
| 2003-11 |
Dissolved Aizawa Investment Advisory Co., Ltd. |
| 2005-04 |
Established Shanghai Aizawa Investment Consulting Co., Ltd. as a wholly owned subsidiary |
| 2005-07 |
Established Aizawa Investments Co., Ltd. as a wholly owned subsidiary |
| 2005-10 |
Established Aizawa Venture No. 1 Investment Business Limited Partnership with 100% investment |
| 2006-02 |
Listed on the JASDAQ Securities Exchange |
| 2006-02 |
Public offering to increase capital to 8 billion yen |
| 2006-03 |
Established Aizawa Venture No. 2 Investment Business Limited Partnership with 100% investment |
| 2006-04 |
Established Aizawa Asset Management (C.I.) Ltd. as a wholly owned subsidiary |
| 2008-02 |
Established Aizawa Venture No. 3 Investment Business Limited Partnership with 100% investment |
| 2008-05 |
Merged subsidiary Aizawa Investments Inc. and Sun I Excellent Inc. |
| 2009-02 |
Invested in Japan Securities Co., Ltd., a securities company in Vietnam |
| 2009-06 |
Dissolved Shanghai Aizawa Investment Consulting Co., Ltd. upon establishment of Shanghai Representative Office |
| 2010-04 |
Listed on Osaka Securities Exchange and Jasdaq Securities Exchange following merger of Osaka Securities Exchange and Jasdaq Securities Exchange |
| 2010-05 |
Received a meritorious service award from the Korea Financial Investment Association |
| 2010-10 |
Listed on Osaka Securities Exchange Jasdaq Market (Standard) following the integration of Osaka Securities Exchange Hercules Market and Jasdaq Market |
| 2012-02 |
Received the Japan-Israel Business Exchange Contribution Company Award |
| 2013-04 |
Certified as a management innovation support organization |
| 2013-05 |
Fully acquired Yawata Securities Co., Ltd. (Headquarters in Hiroshima Prefecture) |
| 2015-03 |
Changed listing market to Tokyo Stock Exchange First Section |
| 2016-02 |
Merged with Yawata Securities Co., Ltd. |
| 2017-03 |
Fully acquired Japan Asia Securities Co., Ltd. (Headquarters in Tokyo) |
| 2018-01 |
Dissolved Aizawa Asset Management (C.I.) Ltd. |
| 2018-06 |
Made Japan Securities Co., Ltd., a securities company in Vietnam, a subsidiary |
| 2018-07 |
Merged with Japan Asia Securities Co., Ltd. |
| 2018-09 |
Liquidated Aizawa Venture No. 1 Investment Business Limited Partnership |
| 2018-12 |
Liquidation of Aizawa Venture No. 2 Investment Business Limited Partnership |
| 2019-08 |
Established Aizawa No. 4 Investment Business Limited Partnership with 100% investment |
| 2020-06 |
Liquidation of Aizawa No. 3 Investment Business Limited Partnership |
| 2020-12 |
Fully acquired Asuka Asset Management Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Tokyo) |
| 2021-02 |
Made Akebono Investment Advisory Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Tokyo) a subsidiary |
| 2021-02 |
Asuka Asset Management Co., Ltd. merged with Akebono Investment Advisory Co., Ltd. and changed its trade name to Aizawa Asset Management Co., Ltd. |
| 2021-04 |
Made a subsidiary in connection with investment in Ariake Secondary Fund II LP |
| 2021-06 |
Established Izawa Securities Split Preparation Co., Ltd. (now Izawa Securities Co., Ltd.) and Life Design Partners Co., Ltd. as wholly owned subsidiaries |
| 2021-08 |
Transitioned to a company with an Audit and Supervisory Committee |
| 2021-10 |
Relocated headquarters from Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo to Shiodome, Minato-ku, Tokyo |
| 2022-04 |
Transferred securities business to Izawa Securities Co., Ltd. and investment business to Izawa Investments Co., Ltd. as part of a shift to a holding company structure |
| 2022-04 |
Changed trade name to Izawa Securities Group Co., Ltd. |
| 2022-06 |
Moved to the Prime Market due to review of the Tokyo Stock Exchange market classification |
| 2022-06 |
Made a subsidiary in connection with investment in Ariake Secondary Fund III LP |
| 2025-04 |
Formulated 'Purpose, Vision, and Values' and 'Izawa Declaration' |
