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Trades about 10% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
The Hachijuni Bank, Ltd. provides a comprehensive array of financial products and services, serving individual clients, corporate entities, and independent entrepreneurs. Its offerings encompass a diverse range of deposit accounts, including time, savings, and foreign currency options, alongside extensive loan facilities for purposes such as housing, vehicle acquisition, education, and business expansion. Beyond traditional banking, the institution furnishes various investment instruments like public and private placement bonds and investment trusts, as well as an assortment of insurance products covering life, medical, education, and property. Customers also have access to credit and debit cards, pension planning, and wealth management solutions, including inheritance and pension consultation. The bank further supports modern financial requirements through internet and mobile banking, foreign currency reserve services, payment collection, and expense settlement, in addition to offering management and business advisory support and information on civil trusts. It is also active in financial product brokerage. Established in 1877 and headquartered in Nagano, Japan, The Hachijuni Bank, Ltd. maintained a significant operational footprint as of March 31, 2022, with 142 branches, 9 branch offices, and 221 ATMs across Japan, complemented by an international presence featuring a branch in Hong Kong and representative offices in Shanghai, Bangkok, and Singapore.
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