Development Bank of Japan Inc. has indicated that it plans to strengthen cooperation with regional banks and expand the supply of risk capital. Its mid-term management plan sets a target of supplying ¥3 trillion by fiscal 2030.
Development Bank of Japan Inc. President Maki Hirofumi (牧 裕文) revealed in an interview that the bank plans to strengthen cooperation with regional banks and increase its capacity to supply risk capital. He explained that the aim is to help revitalize regional economies while dividing roles between the public and private sectors.
Development Bank of Japan Inc. has set a target of supplying ¥3 trillion in risk capital in areas including business restructuring and support for mid-sized companies under its mid-term management plan through fiscal 2030. The bank is expected to strengthen the framework for supplying funds through the use of secondees from regional banks and the formation of funds.
The Financial Services Agency is working to create an environment in which private financial institutions can more easily invest jointly with Development Bank of Japan Inc. in companies by easing capital adequacy regulations. Maki Hirofumi (牧 裕文) indicated that he intends to supply growth capital through public-private cooperation.