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The Sakura Bank

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521: 38: 30: 476: 95:. While TKB had a large base of individual and small business customers, Mitsui had a complementary base of larger institutional clients. The merger was aimed at leveraging these synergies, as well as providing stronger competition against European banks, which were expected to consolidate following a deregulation in 1992. 131:. The merger was approved in June 2000 and combined Sakura's strong retail operation and eastern Japan presence with Sumitomo's strong wholesale operation and western Japan presence. The merger created the world's third-largest banking group at the time, after 582: 587: 602: 622: 627: 243: 217: 597: 558: 269: 632: 612: 592: 357: 417: 128: 163: 617: 382: 102:
during the 1990s and was the largest retail bank in Japan by several measures, including housing loan and investment trust sales.
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Sakura incurred massive bad loan write-offs in 1998 and approached one of its major corporate customers,
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was a Japanese bank based in Tokyo and Kobe. It was formed in April 1990 as the
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Former Sakura Bank headquarters in Kudan, Tokyo (now the headquarters of
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The TKB-Mitsui merger, agreed in 1989 during the height of the
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to establish a second online banking operation in Japan.
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Sakura became a major corporate and retail bank in the
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Companies formerly listed on the London Stock Exchange
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Companies formerly listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange
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Index

Sakura Bank


Aozora Bank
Mitsui Bank
Taiyo Kobe Bank
Japanese asset price bubble
Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank
Greater Tokyo Area
Toyota
Japan Net Bank
Sony
The Sumitomo Bank
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
Deutsche Bank
Mizuho Bank
SWIFT code
"2 Japanese Banks Merging In Preparation for New Era"


"STRATEGIC INTENT AND SUMITOMO MITSUI BANKING CORPORATION"
"Toyota Rules Out Bailout Of Troubled Affiliate Bank"
"Sakura Bank Opens An Internet-only Bank in Japan and Plans To Back Another"
"Japan Banks to Merge, With Wider Effects"
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Mitsui
Greater Anglia
Japan Steel Works

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