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The Kiyo Bank
Japan
02 May 1887 (138 Years)
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The Kiyo Bank provides various banking products and services to individuals, corporates, and business owners in Japan. It offers Yen, time, and foreign currency deposits; mortgage, card, purpose, education-related, and free loans; and life, medical, cancer, financial insurance, etc., as well as pension funds. The Kiyo Bank also provides securities investment, domestic and foreign exchange, agency, Internet banking, and ATM services; and cards, as well as engages in buying and selling government bonds, etc. It operates 111 stores in Japan, including 68 stores in Wakayama; 40 stores in Osaka prefecture; 1 store in Tokyo; and 2 stores in Nara prefecture. Kiyo Bank that began operation on May 2, 1887 became The Kiyo Bank in October 2013. It has its headquarters in Wakayama in Japan.
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