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Trades about 34% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
FIDEA Holdings Co. Ltd., operating through its subsidiaries, delivers a diverse array of banking products and financial services across Japan. Its comprehensive offerings encompass negotiable certificates of deposit and credit facilities extended to both corporate entities and individual consumers. The firm also provides discounted bill products and specializes in asset and liability management. Furthermore, FIDEA oversees the management of various securities, including fixed-income and equity instruments, in addition to investment trust products. Established in 1878, the company maintains its principal office in Sendai, Japan.
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