Hyakugo Bank 

The Hyakugo Bank, Ltd. offers a comprehensive range of financial services to both individual consumers and business clients, including corporations and sole proprietors, throughout Japan. The bank's diverse product portfolio features various deposit accounts, such as ordinary, time, savings term, green, and foreign currency deposits, in addition to general accounts. It also provides essential banking tools like credit and debit cards, certificates of deposit, and secure safety deposit boxes. For investment opportunities, customers can access investment trusts and government bonds. Regarding credit facilities, Hyakugo Bank extends a variety of loans, including multi-purpose vehicle, education, student, housing, and general-purpose loans, along with specific options like card loans, loan reform, and loan-free schemes. The institution further offers an extensive selection of insurance policies, covering areas such as medical, cancer, disability, income protection, individual annuity, endowment, term, whole life, student, accident, overseas travel, and fire. Beyond core banking, the company provides foreign remittance, currency exchange, direct debit reception, and fund transfer services, alongside assistance with inheritance-related matters. For its business clientele, Hyakugo Bank delivers specialized support, encompassing fund-raising and business development consultation, fund settlement, convenient store storage, night deposits, and corporate cards. It also offers expert advice on leasing, management consulting, system development, and bills receivable management. As of March 31, 2022, The Hyakugo Bank operated a significant network, comprising 86 branches and 34 branch offices in Mie Prefecture, 21 branches in Aichi Prefecture, and 1 branch in Wakayama Prefecture. Its presence extended to major urban centers with 2 branches across Tokyo and Osaka, and an international footprint with 2 branches in Shanghai and Bangkok. This network was supported by 194 ATMs. Founded in 1878, the bank was originally named the 105th National Chartered Bank, later adopting its present name, The Hyakugo Bank, Ltd., in 1897. Its headquarters are located in Tsu, Japan.