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Trades about 6% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
The Fukui Bank, Ltd., encompassing its various subsidiaries, offers a comprehensive range of financial and banking solutions. Its business operations are strategically divided into two main areas: Banking and Leasing. The Banking segment delivers core services such as deposit-taking, lending facilities, credit card issuance, both domestic and international currency exchange, and credit guarantee provisions. Meanwhile, the Leasing segment specializes in the rental of capital goods, including industrial machinery, computer systems, and office equipment. Founded in 1899, the institution's primary corporate office is located in Fukui, Japan.
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