Banking in Japan

Japan Bank For International Cooperation

Japan Bank for International Cooperation, known as JBIC and originally established as the Export Bank of Japan in 1950, is a policy-based financial institution wholly owned by the Government of Japan. It conducts lending, investment and guarantee operation with a mission of contributing to the sound development of Japan and the international economy and society. Headquarters: Tokyo (JBIC has 1 branch office in Japan (Osaka) and 18 Representative Offices globally.) Capital: JPY 2,332.8bil Outstanding Loans, Equity Participations and Guarantees: JPY 15,792.1 billion [as of June 20, 2025].

501 to 1000 staff

Japan Post Bank Co., Ltd

10001+ staff

Sbi Shinsei Bank

SBI Shinsei Bank is a commercial bank headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. The company was founded as the Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan in 1952 and was renamed Shinsei Bank following its privatization in It currently offers retail and corporate banking services in 31 branches throughout Japan and has a worldwide institutional banking presence.

1001 to 5000 staff

Sbi Sumishin Net Bank, Ltd

Japanese Internet Bank

501 to 1000 staff

Bank Of Yokohama Limited The

BANK OF YOKOHAMA LIMITED (THE) is a Banking company located in 3-1-1 MINATOMIRAI NISHI-KU, YOKOHAMA-SHI, KANAGAWA-KEN 220-8611, Japan.

1001 to 5000 staff

Sony Bank

Sony Bank was established in 2001 as an online bank mainly for individual customers in Japan. The company is a member of Sony Financial Group, which is partly owned by SONY Corporation. Our mission is to bring customers convenient, high-quality financial products and services.

201 to 500 staff

Minna Bank

201 to 500 staff

The Bank Of Fukuoka, Ltd

11 to 50 staff

Bank Of The Ryukyus Ltd 8399

1 to 10 staff

Japan Trustee Services Bank, Ltd

11 to 50 staff

Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Holdings Inc Miu

1 to 10 staff

Volkswagen Financial Services Japan Ltd

11 to 50 staff

Seibu Shinkin Bank

11 to 50 staff

Daiwa Bank Ltd

51 to 200 staff

The Tokyo Higashi Shinkin Bank

1 to 10 staff

Norinchukin Bank

The mission of The Norinchukin Bank is to fully support Japan’s agricultural, fisheries and forestry industries as the national-level organization of JA Bank Group, JF Marine Bank Group and JForest Group.

1001 to 5000 staff

Lgt Private Banking

Forward-looking for generations LGT is an international private bank owned by the Princely Family of Liechtenstein with over 30 locations in Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East. Our solid capitalisation, long-term thinking, and strategic focus underpin our strong values. These are rooted in 900 years tradition and entrepreneurial thinking. Digitisation is a key part of how we continually innovate to find better ways of doing things - today and for the future. Sustainable and social: Sustainability is a pillar of LGT's strategy. Thinking, managing, and investing sustainably are integral parts of our identity. LGT has committed to reducing the net CO2 emissions from its operations and its investments to zero by 2030. The Princely Family’s view is that wealth itself isn't a purpose, but that it comes with a sense of responsibility. Being wealthy means embracing and acting on that responsibility, as well as passing these values on to the next generation. LGT as an employer: LGT is a vibrant, growing international company and employer. We are certified as a Great Place to Work by the international consulting and research institute of the same name. Whether you have a wealth of experience or are embarking on your first professional steps, LGT careers offer an empowering environment to realise your ambitions. Take your next career step at one of our over 40 international locations: Publishing information:

1001 to 5000 staff

The Hokkoku Bank, Ltd

Hokkoku Bank was established on December 18, 1943, by a merger of three banks, namely Kano Godo Bank, Kashu Bank, and Nowa Bank, and has grown steadily ever since. As a regional leading bank, and based on the Bank’s corporate philosophy “Trust – a bridge to a fruitful regional future: to enrich interactions and build up growth in the region,” Hokkoku Bank aims to become a bank trusted and loved by every client in the region by leading regional activities in various aspects.

1001 to 5000 staff

Bank Of China Japan

Bank of China Tokyo Branch established on July 18, 1986, formerly known as the Bank of China Tokyo representative office established in 1980. With the approval of the local regulatory authority, Bank of China (Japan) currently engage in deposit, loan, exchange, international settlement, capital settlement, foreign exchange transaction and other businesses in Japanese-yen, USD and other currencies. And it provides high-quality and efficient financial services to individuals and corporate customers. In addition to its headquarter, Tokyo Branch, Bank of China has opened Osaka Branch, Yokohama branch, Nagoya branch, Tokyo Otemachi branch, and Kobe branch, and currently has about 150 employees in Japan.

51 to 200 staff

Wifibank

WiFiBANK was founded in 2014 in TOKYO and is a dynamic online bank for investors and telecommunication providers. WiFiBANK Europe has Branch offices in Frankfurt, Zürich, Luxembourg, Brussels, Düsseldorf and Rotterdam. WiFiBANK has the ambition of becoming the largest online bank for providers in Europe. WiFiBANK operates also with Property and Vehicle Lease Plans across Europe. For more information visit our corporate website

201 to 500 staff

Banco Do Brasil Japan

Founded in 1808, Banco do Brasil is one of the world’s oldest banks and a leading financial institution in Latin America. Its majority shareholder is the Brazilian Federal Government. Banco do Brasil has operated continuously in Japan since 1972, offering full-service corporate banking through its Tokyo branch. From there, we support clients across 41 countries in Asia and the Pacific, assisting Brazilian and multinational companies in expanding their global operations. We are specialized in trade finance, structured finance, treasury and cash management, international guarantees, credit, payments and remittances. We also work closely with local and international financial institutions on FX, interbank transactions and liquidity solutions, strengthening our role in the Asian financial market. In addition to our corporate operations, we have a strong retail presence in Tokyo, Nagoya and Hamamatsu, supported by mobile service units and a nationwide ATM network. We offer essential financial services, remittances, investment options and financial inclusion initiatives — always delivered in Portuguese, Japanese, English, Spanish and Chinese. In 2025, Banco do Brasil Japan received its first investment grade rating from Japan Credit Rating Agency (JCR), recognizing our financial strength and long-term commitment to the Japanese market. We are also committed to sustainability: our Tokyo branch was the first among our international units to offset its greenhouse gas emissions. Banco do Brasil proudly serves as a trusted bridge between Brazil, Japan and Asia-Pacific.

51 to 200 staff

Tokyo Star Bank, Limited

501 to 1000 staff

Akitobank

Smart banking and crypto investing. Anywhere, anytime

11 to 50 staff

Industrial And Commercial Bank Of China Limited, Tokyo Branch

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51 to 200 staff