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Trades about 20% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
San ju San Financial Group, Inc. delivers a broad spectrum of financial and banking solutions. The company's operations are structured across two primary divisions: Banking and Leasing. The Banking segment manages deposit accounts, offers investment products such as government bonds and investment trusts, provides lending services, executes domestic and foreign currency exchanges, distributes insurance policies, and handles corporate bond custody and registration. The Leasing division is dedicated to its core leasing activities. Additionally, the group extends its services to include credit card issuance and credit guarantee programs. This enterprise, founded in 1895, maintains its headquarters in Yokkaichi, Japan.
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