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Trades about 27% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
The 77 Bank, Ltd., operating with its subsidiaries, delivers a comprehensive array of banking and financial offerings to a diverse clientele across Japan, including domestic businesses, local government entities, and both corporate and individual customers. The institution provides various deposit solutions, such as demand, time, and foreign currency accounts, alongside negotiable certificates of deposit, as well as a wide selection of loan products. Beyond these core services, the bank specializes in asset and liability management, offers investment vehicles like debt and equity securities and investment trusts, and facilitates derivatives trading. Additional services encompass credit risk oversight, credit card issuance, guarantee and credit assessment, research and consulting, computer-based contract work, fund management, and leasing. Founded in Sendai, Japan, in 1878, the bank maintained a network of 143 branches as of March 31, 2020.
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