Source disclosure: February 27, 2026, 14:30 JST
Kyushu Financial Group,Inc. [7180.T]
TOKYO, Feb 27 (Pulse News Wire) -- Kyushu Financial Group, Inc. (7180.T), announced today that there will be changes in the positions of its subsidiaries' representatives effective April 1, 2026. The company's subsidiary, Kirishima Bank, is undergoing a significant leadership transition within its board of directors.
According to the announcement, Akihisa Koyama will assume the role of Representative Director President (Chairman) from his current position as a director. Hiromi Ikaryama will move from her current role as Representative Director President to become the Deputy Chairman. Seita Tsukahara will step down from his position as Deputy Chairman to take on the role of Executive Director.
Koyama has been serving as both the chairman of Kirishima Bank and concurrently holding the position of Representative Director Chairman at Kyushu Financial Group since an unspecified date prior to this change. He will continue to hold these roles after April 1, 2026. Meanwhile, Hiromi Ikaryama is scheduled to join the board of Kyushu Financial Group as a representative director following her appointment at the Eleventh Regular General Meeting of Shareholders planned for June 26, 2026.
The detailed career history provided by the company reveals that Hiromi Ikaryama joined Kirishima Bank in April 1985 and held various executive positions including branch manager, head of lending operations, senior managing director, and deputy president before taking up her current role. Similarly, Seita Tsukahara started his career at Kirishima Bank in April 1986, rising through the ranks from branch manager to department head, senior managing director, and then deputy president. Both individuals have extensive experience within the banking sector and are expected to bring valuable expertise to their new roles.
This restructuring comes as part of ongoing efforts by Kyushu Financial Group to strengthen its management team and ensure continued growth and stability across its subsidiaries. The appointments reflect the company’s commitment to fostering internal talent and promoting experienced leaders who can drive strategic initiatives forward.
The company disclosed details regarding changes to its board and executive management. For full details, please refer to the original disclosure document.
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