Iyo Bank · FinWiki

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This entry sits under regional-banks INDEX (its domain route). Read it against Ehime Bank for the same-prefecture first/second-regional peer / contrast, and against the FSA plus banking for the supervisory / system boundary. Group context lives in the parent Iyogin HD (Iyogin Holdings) page.

TL;DR

The Iyo Bank, Ltd. (株式会社伊予銀行) is a regional bank (first-tier regional bank) headquartered in Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture, holding a bank license under the Banking Act and listed on the FSA’s bank license list. It is the core operating bank of Iyogin HD (Iyogin Holdings) and the regional-bank operating-company anchor representing Ehime Prefecture. The substance of the business is the standard regional-bank model of taking in deposits within the prefecture and across Shikoku and lending to SMEs, individuals, and local governments.

1. License / group boundary

Item	Notes
Legal name	株式会社伊予銀行 / The Iyo Bank, Ltd.
License route	Bank license under the Banking Act (regional bank / first-tier regional bank); FSA bank license list
Group boundary	[[regional-banks/iyogin-hd
Home market	Ehime / Matsuyama (head office in Ehime Prefecture)
Wiki role	Ehime first-regional-bank operating-company page

2. Operating model

The Iyo Bank is a first-tier regional bank centered on Ehime Prefecture, handling retail deposits, SME finance, maritime / shipbuilding cluster finance, and Shikoku-wide corporate support. Its dealings with the maritime / shipbuilding cluster, including Imabari, are known as a regional characteristic. The Iyogin HD (Iyogin Holdings) page covers holding-company strategy and capital policy, while this page covers the bank-license entity and the operating boundary of its branches and regional lending.

3. Regulatory & system positioning

Supervision: Under the Banking Act, supervised by the FSA (FSA) and the Shikoku Local Finance Bureau. Soundness is disciplined by capital-adequacy regulation (domestic standard) and the like.
Industry body: A first-tier regional bank belonging to the Regional Banks Association of Japan (Chiginkyo). It participates in the Zengin System (the nationwide bank funds-transfer network) and, as an industry body, falls under the framework of Zenginkyo.
Depositor protection: Deposits are covered by the Deposit Insurance Corporation of Japan (DIC).
Consolidation context: For the general context of regional-bank realignment and consolidation pressure in Shikoku, see regional-bank consolidation pattern.

4. Why this page matters

Closes the FSA exact-name operating-company gap for the Iyo Bank.
Separates the bank license from iyogin-hd holding-company strategy.
Provides a peer anchor for ehime-bank, hyakujushi-bank, awa-bank, and shikoku-bank.

Sources

FSA (金融庁): bank license list (ginkou.xlsx), regional banks.
The Iyo Bank official company overview (会社概要), https://www.iyobank.co.jp/about/company/overview/index.html.