Yamanashi Chuo Bank, Ltd.
TTSE:83601,248.00
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-53.00
(-4.07%)
ISIN
JP3942000005
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91.41
14.20
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253.54
81.12
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643.74
68.34
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- CEO
- Yoshiaki Furuya
- Full Time Employees
- 1,649
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Major banks
- Address
- 20-8, Marunouchi 1-chome Kofu YM Japan 400-8601
- IPO Date
- Oct 2, 1972
- Website
- yamanashibank.co.jp
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- The Yamanashi Chuo Bank, Ltd. is a regional bank headquartered in Kofu, Yamanashi, Japan, primarily engaged in comprehensive financial services including commercial banking, credit card business, and leasing. The bank's core products and services encompass deposit accounts, personal and business loans, securities trading, investment securities, domestic and foreign exchange transactions, corporate bond underwriting, public bond sales including Japanese government bonds, investment trusts, insurance products, currency hedging, forward exchange contracts, credit guarantees, credit card services, leasing, economic research, and consulting services. It operates through a network of branches, internet branches, district offices, and a representative office in Hong Kong to serve individual and corporate customers predominantly in Yamanashi Prefecture and Tokyo. Founded in 1874, Yamanashi Chuo Bank has recently introduced a new long-term vision titled "Value Creation Company 2034," formulated to evolve into a comprehensive financial group rooted in the local community. This vision is supported by a medium-term management plan from 2025 to 2028 focusing on growth strategies, foundational and human capital strategies, and transformations driven by alliance, digital innovation, corporate development, and sustainability (green initiatives). The bank also strategically leverages connections between Yamanashi Prefecture and Tokyo to create value and accelerate sustainability efforts. Recent operational changes include a strategic reduction in shareholdings, increased dividends, revised shareholder return policies, and enhanced focus on regional tourism businesses around Mount Fuji aligned with infrastructure developments like the Linear Central Shinkansen. Yamanashi Chuo Bank additionally provides credit guarantee services through consolidated subsidiaries and has expanded its range of financial offerings by establishing an investment advisory firm and incorporating fintech elements such as partnerships with major smartphone payment companies like PayPay. The bank is also advancing its digital banking capabilities and business efficiency while aiming to contribute to sustainable local community development. These initiatives reflect the bank's commitment to innovation, customer service diversification, and regional economic support in Japan. This comprehensive service and strategic development positioning maintain The Yamanashi Chuo Bank as a key financial institution in the Yamanashi region with expanding influence in surrounding markets and a commitment to both traditional banking and future-oriented growth opportunities.