MUFG Bank

MUFG Bank, Ltd. is the largest bank in Japan. It was established on 1 January  2006, following the merger of the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Ltd. and UFJ Bank Ltd.

MUFG is one of the three so-called Japanese "megabanks". 

MUFG Bank sells 25% stake in Home Credit PH for JPY26.5b

Security Bank, which is 20% MUFG-owned, is buying the HCPH stake.

MUFG employee steals up to $12.9m from safe deposit boxes

At least 60 safe deposit box lessors are affected, the bank said in a statement.

MUFG Bank invests in the Japan Hydrogen Fund

The fund aims to accelerate the use of hydrogen and scale its supply chain.

MUFG boosts energy market presence with trading approvals, stake buy

It has clinched approvals from TOCOM and the Japan Securities Clearing Corporation.

MUFG invests $338.5m in India’s DMI Finance

DMI Finance has provided loans to 15.2 million customers in India as of March 2024.

MUFG to support info and comm infrastructure projects in Uzbekistan

MUFG will work with authorities to increase capacity for organising internet channels, amongst others.

MUFG, subsidiaries submits business improvement plans to authorities

MUFG also apologised to its customers and stakeholders.

MUFG Bank China names new deputy president 

Benjamin Lam brings over 30 years of experience in his new role.

MUFG Bank invests in sustainable aviation fuel company

LanzaJet is reportedly planning to build SAF manufacturing plants in Japan.

Basel III to improve Japanese major financial groups’ profits

However, risk-weighted assets for the four FIs are expected to rise.

MUFG issues apology after authorities recommend administrative action

Its two companies were accused of inappropriately sharing data between them.

Japan’s MUFG invests $5.9m in Hitachi to launch 1,000 e-buses in the UK

The two will make business models enabling operators to clinch EV funding.

Japanese banks back fund to develop space industry

SMBC, MUFG, and Mizuho Bank are all named limited partners.

MUFG Bank joins think tank for CO2 and storage capture tech

CCS is expected to play a role in reducing CO2 emissions in the world.