Shinkin Central Bank

Shinkin Central Bank's mission is generally to support the cooperative activities of Shinkin banks to ensure the stability of their settlement operations and contribute to the local economies and communities in Japan. The core values revolve around cooperation, mutual support, and community-oriented service, aligning with the principles of the cooperative banking sector they represent and serve.

Shinkin Central Bank, also known as Shinkin Central Bank Cooperative (SCBC), was established on November 1, 1950, to serve as the central financial institution for Shinkin banks (credit cooperatives) across Japan.

As the nature of positions like the leader of a specific bank such as Shinkin Central Bank can change over time, the most accurate source for the current leadership would be the bank's official website or the most recent public announcements by the bank.

Shinkin Central Bank is located in Tokyo, and its base country is Japan.

Shinkin Central Bank is not traded on public stock exchanges as it is a central banking institution for Shinkin banks (cooperative regional financial institutions) in Japan.