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Trades about 20% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
The Bank of Toyama, Ltd. is a Japanese financial services provider catering to both individual and business clientele throughout the country. It offers a comprehensive suite of banking products, encompassing various deposit options such as ordinary, time, savings, and term accounts. Customers can also secure a range of loans, including financing for housing, vehicles, and education. Beyond these core services, the bank extends its offerings to include pension and insurance products, NISA accounts, financial instrument brokerage, government bonds, and investment trust management. For added convenience, clients have access to safe deposit boxes, automatic fund transfers, foreign currency exchange services, and debit cards. The institution ensures modern accessibility through its direct, internet, and mobile banking platforms. The Bank of Toyama operates 39 branches and was founded in 1954. Headquartered in Takaoka, Japan, the company adopted its current name in August 1967, having previously operated as Toyama Industrial Bank.
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