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Trades about 14% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
The Taiko Bank, Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, provides various banking products and services in Japan. It offers savings and internet-only deposit accounts; time deposit/regular savings; investment trusts; foreign currency deposits; public debts; financial product intermediary; automated asset management services; pension and endowment, whole life, long-term care, fire, and web-only insurance, as well as medical, cancer, dementia, income protection, and savings-type accident insurance; defined contribution pension plan; will trusts and estate settlement services; and inheritance procedure support services. The company also provides card, personal, car, educational, home renovation, business, reverse mortgage, and other loans; debit, credit, and cash cards; electronic money top-up and payment services; money transfer; tax payment; e-banking; internet investment trusts; ATM; pension payment; safe deposit box; point services; foreign currency delivery; web and pay-easy account transfer acceptance; international money transfer; and mail order services. In addition, it offers business support services, including SDGs support, advance, business matching and trade show, management consulting, subsidies and grants, recruitment, foreign exchange and overseas expansion support, and business self-assessment system services; industry-specific loan products; donation-type private placement bonds; office e-banking; NB center internet payment collection; electronic bill; farm banking; business succession support; and merger and acquisition related services. The company was incorporated in 1942 and is headquartered in Nagaoka, Japan.
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