Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC)
The Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) is a Japanese public financial institution that conducts lending, investment, and guarantee operations to promote Japanese overseas business, contribute to the stability of the international financial order, and support global economic development. Wholly owned by the Japanese government, JBIC serves as a policy-based financial institution, fulfilling specific policy mandates that private financial institutions might not undertake.
About Us
- JBIC operates under the Japan Bank for International Cooperation Act and aims to contribute to the sound development of Japan and the international economy and society. - Its primary functions include providing financial support for overseas development and securing resources crucial for Japan, maintaining and enhancing the international competitiveness of Japanese industries, promoting overseas business that contributes to global environmental preservation, and helping to deal with disruptions in the international financial order. - JBIC offers a range of financial products, including various types of loans, equity participation, and guarantees, tailored to support Japanese companies' international activities, particularly in strategic sectors and regions.
Vision
While not explicitly stated as a separate 'vision statement' in the corporate sense, JBIC's operational vision is embedded in its mission and policy roles: to be a leading policy-based financial institution that supports Japan's economic security, industrial competitiveness, and global environmental initiatives through strategic international finance.
Mission
To contribute to the sound development of Japan and the international economy and society by conducting financial operations to promote overseas development and secure resources, maintain and enhance the international competitiveness of Japanese industries, promote overseas business that helps to preserve the global environment, and deal with international financial order disruptions.
Culture
- As a public financial institution of the Japanese government, JBIC's culture emphasizes public service, professionalism, high ethical standards, and meticulous risk management. - It fosters a stable, disciplined, and collaborative environment focused on fulfilling its national policy mandates and contributing to long-term economic stability and international cooperation. - Employees are expected to demonstrate strong analytical skills, integrity, and a commitment to Japan's national interests in the global economy.
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