Ratings are an evaluation of management reliability.
People want to deposit their money in a bank they can trust. Ratings provide one measure for choosing a sound bank.
Hyakugo Bank has an A- rating from Standard & Poor’s and an A+ rating from Rating and Investment Information, Inc.
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(As of March 31, 2011)
Note: This chart applies to long-term ratings.
What is a rating?
A rating is a rank assigned by an impartial third-party rating agency. This rating indicates the likelihood that deposits or bonds will be repaid at the original interest rates, and also indicates the soundness and creditworthiness of the company itself.
Standard & Poor’s and Rating and Investment Information, Inc. are among five rating agencies that have been adopted by the Financial Services Agency in Japan.
- Corporate Philosophy
- Corporate Statement
- Profile
- Ratings
- Hyakugo Bank Group
- Organization
- Board of Directors and Corporate Auditors
- History
- Message from the President
- Medium-term Management Plan “Soaring toward 2012”
- Feature: Initiatives and Results of Medium-Term Management Plan “Soaring toward 2012”
- Increasing Income
- Basic Policies on Corporate Governance and Risk Management
- Current Status of Nonperforming Loans
- Financial Review
- Financial Section
- Corporate Data and Investor Information
