Medium- to Long-Term Loans
Leveraging our expertise in long-term financing cultivated as a government-affiliated financial institution, we provide loans tailored to our clients' medium- to long-term financing needs.
Leveraging our expertise in long-term financing cultivated as a government-affiliated financial institution, we provide loans tailored to our clients' medium- to long-term financing needs.
We offer comprehensive support by providing a wide range of financial products and optimal financing solutions (including senior loans, mezzanine loans, and equity) both domestically and internationally to meet our clients' diverse needs.
This financial technique involves investing and lending using cash flows generated from assets held by the company as a source for dividends and repayments.
This method involves forming a syndicate by bringing together multiple financial institutions to provide financing to clients under the same contract and on the same terms.
This is a financial technique that utilizes customers' liquid assets (collective movables, inventory, accounts receivable, etc.) as collateral.
This financing is provided during the period from the filing of proceedings under the Civil Rehabilitation Act or the Corporate Reorganization Act until the conclusion of those proceedings.
This is an operation by which financial institutions designated by the government (designated financial institutions) supply the funds necessary to address the damage caused by financial crises, large-scale disasters or other emergencies.
Using its proprietary screening sheet, DBJ supports its clients' sustainable growth through dialogue on non-financial aspects.
Through dialogue with our clients, we provide sustainability-linked loans that support the achievement of goals aligned with sustainability strategies, enabling the simultaneous resolution of social challenges and the realization of medium-to-long-term corporate growth.
This certification system was established in 2011 to support real estate that incorporates environmental and social considerations, as well as the businesses that own and operate such properties.
This is a unique program established to respond flexibly and promptly to the urgent funding needs of businesses affected by large-scale disasters, infectious diseases, and similar events.
This is an intermediate financing method between senior loans, traditionally provided by financial institutions, and equity financing through common stock.
As one form of M&A, this entails acquiring a company or business using borrowed funds.
This involves investing in companies by acquiring shares. We will meet your diverse business and capital needs.
DBJ collaborates with other financial institutions and operating companies to establish funds through which it provides individual companies with risk capital in such forms as mezzanine financing and equity.
Established to encourage the supply of growth capital by the private sector, this program utilizes partial investment from the government (Industrial Investment Special Account) to provide growth capital in a time-limited and concentrated manner with the aim of enhancing corporate competitiveness and revitalizing regional economies.
We comprehensively propose and provide M&A solutions tailored to meet the diverse needs of companies and align with their respective business strategies.
DBJ collaborates with the Japan Economic Research Institute and works alongside experts and local communities to support business expansion and empower startups transforming passion and vision into business ventures.
DBJ collaborates with the Japan Economic Research Institute to plan and operate DBJ iHub, a platform for dialogue and creation with diverse stakeholders -- including companies, government bodies, and experts -- who share a commitment to solving societal challenges via business through new venture development, innovative talent cultivation, and open innovation, and to provide support for business verification and other initiatives.
This is a methodology for comprehensively planning, managing, utilizing, and disposing of all public assets owned by local governments from a business management perspective.