Chiba Kōgyō Bank
The Chiba Kōgyō Bank is a Japanese regional bank founded in 1952 and located in Chiba city, the capital of Chiba Prefecture. [1]
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Native name | 千葉興業銀行 |
|---|---|
| Industry | Financial services |
| Founded | 1952 |
| Headquarters | 2-1-2, Saiwai-cho, Mihama-ku, 261-0001 Chiba , |
Key people | Shunichi Aoyagi (CEO) |
Number of employees | about 1490 |
| Website | www |
In 2016 the bank was number 1935 on the list of Forbes Global 2000 biggest public companies. [2]
History
- 1952 - Chiba Kogyo Bank was founded on 18 January
- 1972 - in March was completed the current head office and in September the bank was listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, part 2
- 1973 - in August introduction to the Tokyo Stock Exchange, part 1
- 1974 - in May was completed the administrative center
- 1977 - in April started the Foreign exchange online operation and the Chiba Warranty Service (now Chiba Kogyo Card Service)
- 1983 - introduced the Chiba general lease.
- 1986 - started the Chiba Kogyo Business Service
- 1991 - founded the Chiba Nikko Bank Computer Software
- 2004 - accounting system moved to the NTT DATA Regional Bank Collaboration Center
- 2012 - started the partnership to share ATMs with the Joyo Bank, Kanto Tsukuba Bank, Tokyo Tomin Bank, Musashino Bank, Yamanashi Chuo Bank and Bank of Yokohama.
- 2009 - merge of the Chiba Guarantee Service and the Chiba Bank UCS Card
- 2013 - public repayment ¥60 bln. of public funds.
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References
- "Chiba Kogyo Bank Ltd". Retrieved 29 March 2017.
- "#1 935 Chiba Kogyo Bank". Retrieved 29 March 2017.
Article contains translated text from 千葉興業銀行 on the Japanese Wikipedia retrieved on 29 March 2017.
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