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SBI Shinsei Bank Signs Regional Growth Investment Pact with 14 Local Lenders

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SBI Shinsei Bank announced on August 5, 2026, that it has signed a regional growth investment cooperation agreement with Joyo Bank and 13 other regional financial institutions. The pact is designed to build a mechanism that lowers participation thresholds and enables local banks to join large investment projects collectively. Participating institutions include Joyo Bank, Sanjuusan Bank, San-in Godo Bank, Tottori Bank, Ashikaga Bank, and Tokyo Star Bank, among others. SBI Shinsei Bank said the complete list of participating banks has not yet been disclosed.

SBI Shinsei Bank announced on August 5, 2026, that it has signed a regional growth investment cooperation agreement with Joyo Bank (Mito City) and 13 other regional financial institutions, aiming to build a mechanism that facilitates local banks' participation in large investment projects. Under the agreement, participating banks will strengthen collaboration on large investment cases, lowering the participation threshold for individual institutions. Participating financial institutions currently include Joyo Bank, Sanjuusan Bank (Mie Prefecture), San-in Godo Bank (Matsue City), Tottori Bank (Tottori City), Ashikaga Bank (Utsunomiya City), and Tokyo Star Bank, among others.

SBI Shinsei Bank said the full list of participating banks has not yet been disclosed. The cooperation focuses on the regional growth investment segment, aiming to enhance the capacity for funding support of large projects through the joint participation of multiple financial institutions.

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