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Shimada Kakegawa Shinkin Bank was established on July 14, 2019, through the merger of Shimada Shinkin Bank and Kakegawa Shinkin Bank. As a "Shinkin Bank," it operates as a community-based cooperative financial institution under a mutual aid philosophy. Its primary mission is to contribute to the prosperity of the local community by providing comprehensive financial services, including deposits, loans, and business support, specifically tailored for local residents and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) within its operating area.

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Shimada Kakegawa Shinkin Bank

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