NISAの裏にいる世界最大の株主｜ブラックロックの正体

The 10,000 yen you put into N. That money goes through several funds and ultimately connects to BlackRock, a giant American corporation . By 2025, BlackRock 's assets under management will exceed 14 trillion yen. Some say this: BlackRock rules the world. But that 14 trillion is not BlackRock's own money. This is the money we entrusted to them for management. So why is

BlackRock dealing with the influence generated from that money? How do they manage to influence giant corporations? This is the story of how the 10,000 yen we put into my brother's account led to voting rights in a global corporation . Let's actually trace where your 10,000 yen goes . For example, let's say you bought 10,000 yen worth of a NAS&P 500

index fund . At this time, you are not directly buying shares in Apple or NIA. The first thing to buy is Japanese investment trusts. And that mutual fund is also funneling money into another fund . And beyond that, there are even larger funds listed on the US stock exchange . His name is Ishav

. IVB finally holds shares in companies that are included in the S&P 500, such as Apple and NVIA . In other words, your 10,000 yen passes through dozens of different channels before finally ending up in shares of an American company. This includes companies like NVIDIA, Apple, and Microsoft, totaling approximately 500 companies. If you carefully calculate how much of the 10,000 yen is

indirectly connected to one company, NDIA, it comes out to about 760 yen. However, your own name will not appear on NVIDIA's shareholder register . The fund that actually owns the shares is called IV. And the NVD shares that IV holds come with one more right in addition to the right to profit from price increases and decreases. It's