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Hokuriku Bank sign and logo

Hokuriku Bank sign and logo=December 16,2025,Tokyo

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Hokuriku Bank sign and logo

Hokuriku Bank sign and logo=December 16,2025,Tokyo

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Hokuriku Bank sign and logo

Hokuriku Bank sign and logo=December 16,2025,Tokyo

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Hokuriku Bank sign and logo

Hokuriku Bank sign and logo=December 16,2025,Tokyo

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Hokuriku Bank signage and logo

Hokuriku Bank signage and logo=Date:July 19, 2023,Place:Tokyo

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Hokuriku Bank signage and logo

Hokuriku Bank signage and logo=Date:July 19, 2023,Place:Tokyo

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Hokuriku Bank signage and logo

Hokuriku Bank signage and logo=Date:July 19, 2023,Place:Tokyo

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Lawson opens nation's 1st convenience store inside bank

TOKYO, Japan - Officials of convenience store chain operator Lawson Inc. and Hokuriku Bank participate in a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the opening of a Lawson outlet in Hokuriku Bank's branch in Tokyo's Nihombashi district on Aug. 20. The store is the first of its kind inside a bank.

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Hokuriku Bank, Hokkaido Bank to devise merger schedule in Aug.

TOKYO, July 15 Kyodo - Hokkaido Bank President Yoshihiro Sekihachi (L) and Hokuriku Bank President Shigeo Takagi (R) post at the start of a joint committee meeting to prepare for the planned integration of their two banks. They agreed to devise a specific schedule in August for their integration under a joint holding company.

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(1)Hokuriku Bank, Hokkaido Bank to merge in FY 2004

SAPPORO, Japan - Hokkaido Bank President Tsuneo Fujita speaks at a news conference at his office in Sapporo on May on an agreement with Hokuriku Bank to integrate their businesses under a joint holding company in fiscal 2004. The merger will creatie Japan's second largest regional bank in terms of deposits after the Bank of Yokohama.

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(2)Hokuriku Bank, Hokkaido Bank to merge in FY 2004

TOYAMA, Japan - Hokuriku Bank President Shigeo Takagi gives a press conference at his office in Toyama on May 23 on an agreement with Hokkaido Bank to integrate their businesses under a joint holding company in fiscal 2004. The merger will create Japan's second largest regional bank in terms of deposits after the Bank of Yokohama.

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Hokuriku Bank president to resign

TOYAMA, Japan - Hokuriku Bank President Shinichiro Inushima tells a press conference in Toyama on Oct. 29 that he will resign after a shareholders' meeting in June next year to take responsibility for the bank's failure to pay any dividends on preferred shares held by the government.

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(2)Hokuriku Bank, Hokkaido Bank to merge in FY 2004

TOYAMA, Japan - Hokuriku Bank President Shigeo Takagi gives a press conference at his office in Toyama on May 23 on an agreement with Hokkaido Bank to integrate their businesses under a joint holding company in fiscal 2004. The merger will create Japan's second largest regional bank in terms of deposits after the Bank of Yokohama. (Kyodo)

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Lawson opens nation's 1st convenience store inside bank

TOKYO, Japan - Officials of convenience store chain operator Lawson Inc. and Hokuriku Bank participate in a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the opening of a Lawson outlet in Hokuriku Bank's branch in Tokyo's Nihombashi district on Aug. 20. The store is the first of its kind inside a bank. (Kyodo)

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Hokuriku Bank, Hokkaido Bank to devise merger schedule in Aug.

TOKYO, July 15 Kyodo - Hokkaido Bank President Yoshihiro Sekihachi (L) and Hokuriku Bank President Shigeo Takagi (R) post at the start of a joint committee meeting to prepare for the planned integration of their two banks. They agreed to devise a specific schedule in August for their integration under a joint holding company. (Kyodo)

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(1)Hokuriku Bank, Hokkaido Bank to merge in FY 2004

SAPPORO, Japan - Hokkaido Bank President Tsuneo Fujita speaks at a news conference at his office in Sapporo on May on an agreement with Hokuriku Bank to integrate their businesses under a joint holding company in fiscal 2004. The merger will creatie Japan's second largest regional bank in terms of deposits after the Bank of Yokohama. (Kyodo)

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Hokuriku Bank president to resign

TOYAMA, Japan - Hokuriku Bank President Shinichiro Inushima tells a press conference in Toyama on Oct. 29 that he will resign after a shareholders' meeting in June next year to take responsibility for the bank's failure to pay any dividends on preferred shares held by the government.