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Trades about 26% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in Japan, Suruga Bank Ltd. offers a comprehensive suite of banking and financial solutions tailored for both retail and corporate clients. Its core services include a diverse range of deposit accounts, encompassing time deposits, standard savings, foreign currency accounts, and current and general checking facilities. Loan products vary widely, from housing, second home, resort, startup, project assistance, and business term loans, as well as purpose-specific lending. The bank also issues credit and debit cards and provides overdraft facilities and other financing solutions. Beyond core banking, its extensive service portfolio encompasses wealth management products like investment trusts and public bonds, pension contribution plans, insurance, and inheritance/trust services. Customers can also access lottery services, foreign currency exchange reservations, convenient payment options like Pay-easy, web-based oral receipts, and safe deposit boxes. International services include foreign remittances and external linkage, while fund management and e-combination tools are available. Specialized offerings include factoring for nursing care, medical care, and dispensing compensation receivables, alongside mortgage advisory, and convenient internet and telephone banking. Furthermore, the company extends its operations into non-banking sectors, providing services such as staffing solutions, money lending and credit guarantees, mortgage loan guarantees, printing, bookbinding, packaging and shipping, leasing, and specialized clerical agency and system engineering support. The bank maintains a network of 128 branches strategically located across Japan. Established in 1895, its headquarters are situated in Numazu, Japan.
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