Mebuki Financial Group Reports First Quarter Capital Adequacy Ratio

TOKYO, Aug 05 (Pulse News Wire) – Mebuki Financial Group,inc. (7167.T) reported its capital adequacy ratio for the quarter ending June 30, 2026.

As of the end of the first quarter of fiscal 2027, the group's consolidated capital adequacy ratio was 12.30%. For the same period, Chuo-Yokohama Bank’s consolidated capital adequacy ratio stood at 13.60%, while its standalone ratio was 12.87%. Additionally, Ashikaga Bank’s consolidated capital adequacy ratio was 12.93%, and its standalone ratio was 12.34%. Detailed figures show that Chuo-Yokohama Bank had a core capital base amount of ¥615.3 billion and adjustments of ¥55.10 billion, resulting in total core capital of ¥560.2 billion.

Its risk assets amounted to ¥4.08 trillion billion yen, requiring a total capital of ¥163.3 billion. Similarly, Ashikaga Bank recorded a core capital base of ¥386.8 billion with adjustments of ¥33.10 billion, leading to a total core capital of ¥353.6 billion. Risk assets were valued at ¥2.73 trillion billion yen, necessitating a total capital requirement of ¥109.1 billion. The calculations follow methodologies such as credit risk asset assessment through fundamental internal rating approaches and standardized measurement methods for operational risks.

Further details on capital structure are available on the company’s website.