The Bank of Nagoya

Wiki route

This entry sits under regional-banks INDEX (its domain route). Read it against Aichi Bank for the same Chukyo-area peer / contrast, and against the FSA plus banking for the supervisory / system boundary.

TL;DR

The Bank of Nagoya, Ltd. (株式会社名古屋銀行) is a second regional bank headquartered in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, that holds a banking license under the Banking Act and is listed on the FSA’s bank license list. In the Chukyo area, it is given a standalone operating-company page as a major local-bank peer alongside Aichi Bank (Aichi FG). The substance of its business is the standard second-regional-bank model of taking deposits and lending to SMEs and individuals within the prefecture and the Nagoya area.

1. License / group boundary

Item	Notes
Legal name	株式会社名古屋銀行 / The Bank of Nagoya, Ltd.
License route	Banking license under the Banking Act (second regional bank / 第二地銀); FSA bank license list
Group boundary	Independent second-regional bank (独立系第二地銀)
Home market	Aichi / Nagoya (headquartered in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture)
Wiki role	Nagoya second-regional-bank operating-company page

2. Operating model

The Bank of Nagoya is a second regional bank that handles retail deposits, SME finance, corporate relationships for manufacturing and service industries, and local consulting in Aichi Prefecture and the Nagoya area. It is a local-bank peer of the in-prefecture second-regional Aichi Bank, and it has Chukyo economic-area adjacency with the first regional banks The Juroku Bank and Ogaki Kyoritsu Bank.

3. Regulatory & system positioning

Supervision: Under the Banking Act, supervised by the FSA (FSA) and the Tokai Local Finance Bureau. Its soundness is disciplined by capital adequacy ratio regulation (domestic standard) and the like.
Industry body: A second regional bank belonging to the Second Association of Regional Banks (第二地銀協). It participates in the Zengin Data Telecommunication System (全銀システム) and, as an industry body, connects to 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 and second-regional-bank realignment in the Chukyo area, see regional-bank consolidation pattern.

4. Why this page matters

Closes the FSA exact-name operating-company gap for the Bank of Nagoya.
Adds a standalone anchor for an important Chukyo second-regional bank.
Separates the bank from similarly named historical predecessor entities in other groups.

Sources

FSA (金融庁): 銀行免許一覧 (ginkou.xlsx), second regional banks.
The Bank of Nagoya official company profile (会社概要).