Shizuoka Bank · FinWiki

Wiki route

This entry sits under regional-banks INDEX (its domain route). Read it against Shimizu Bank and Suruga Bank for same-prefecture peer / contrast, and against the FSA plus banking for the supervisory / system boundary. The group-strategy view lives on Shizuoka FG.

TL;DR

The Shizuoka Bank, Ltd. (株式会社静岡銀行) is a regional bank (first-tier regional bank) headquartered in Aoi-ku, Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture, holding a bank license under the Banking Act and listed on the FSA’s bank license list. Per the official company overview, it is a legal entity established in 1943 年 3 月 through the merger of the Shizuoka 35th Bank and the Enshu Bank, and is currently the core operating bank of Shizuoka FG. Its securities code is 8355. The substance of the business is the standard regional-bank model of taking in deposits within the prefecture, lending to SMEs / individuals, and main-bank relationships with manufacturers, overlaid with foreign-exchange / overseas support and wealth management.

1. License / group boundary

Item	Notes
Legal name	株式会社静岡銀行 / The Shizuoka Bank, Ltd.
License route	Bank license under the Banking Act (regional bank / first-tier regional bank); FSA bank license list
Group boundary	[[regional-banks/shizuoka-fg
Established	1943-03 (Shizuoka 35th Bank + Enshu Bank merger)
Home market	Shizuoka / Aoi-ku, Shizuoka City (head office in Shizuoka Prefecture)
Wiki role	Shizuoka regional-bank operating-company page (in-prefecture anchor)

2. Operating model

The Shizuoka Bank is a regional bank handling Shizuoka Prefecture’s retail deposits, SME finance, manufacturing main-bank relationships, cross-border / overseas support, and wealth-management services. Shizuoka Prefecture is not consolidated around a single dominant bank but is a competitive market in which Shimizu Bank, Suruga Bank, and Shizuoka Chuo Bank coexist, and within it this bank is the center in scale and transaction base. For the consolidation-pressure curve bearing on regional banks as a whole, see Regional bank consolidation pattern.

3. Why this page matters

Establishes the exact-name operating-company anchor on the FSA’s bank license list (Banking Act).
Separates the holding company Shizuoka FG (capital policy / group strategy) from the bank-license operating subsidiary (this page, bank-level operations).
Provides a peer anchor for Suruga Bank, Shimizu Bank, and Shizuoka Chuo Bank.

Sources

FSA: bank license list (ginkou.xlsx), regional banks.
Shizuoka Bank official company overview / history (establishment 1943-03; HQ Aoi-ku, Shizuoka City; securities code 8355).