Banks of Japan

the central bank of Japan

Japanese holding company

is a Japanese bank holding and financial services company headquartered in Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan. MUFG was created in 2005 by merger between and UFJ Holdings (株式会社UFJホールディングス; kabushikigaisha yūefujei hōrudingusu). These two groups in turn brought together multiple predecessor banks including Mitsubishi Bank (est. 1880), Yokohama Specie Bank (est. 1880 as a policy bank, reorganized after World War II as Bank of Tokyo), Sanwa Bank (est. 1933 by merger of prior institutions), and Tokai Bank (est. 1941 by merger).

financial holding company

Japanese bank

Japanese company

Japanese bank, part of Mizuho Financial Group

Japanese multinational banking and financial services company

company

Japanese holding company of Resona Group

Japanese financial holding company owned by Sony

financial holding company

company

thumb|240px|right|Sarakin office building in Hokkaido is a Japanese term for a legal moneylender who makes unsecured loans at high interest. It is a contraction of the Japanese words for and . An illegal loan shark who goes above legally permitted maximum interest rates is called yamikin, short for , and many of them lend at 10% for 10 days.

Parent company of the SBI group (Japanese financial conglomerate)

Japanese bank

Japanese trust banking firm

former Japanese bank

Japanese cooperative bank

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Japanese commercial bank

trust bank in Japan

Bank of Japan

Japanese bank

bank in Japan

Japanese bank

Japanese bank