Brief Profile of the Bank

Development Bank of Japan (DBJ) previously known as Japan Development Bank (JDB), was established in 1951 as a special public corporation supervised by the Ministry of Finance. After reorganization in 1999 DBJ is reestablished in accordance with the Development Bank of Japan Law. DBJ scheduled to be privatized on October 2008. DBJ is a 100% government- owned policy-based financial institution and assumed its present status in 1999 after having been establish as JDB in 1951 to help the country's economy recover from the devastation of the Second World War. Throughout its history, DBJ has updated its range of services, responding to requests from domestic and global society. The bank has been devoted to regional redevelopment, environmental conservation, basic social infrastructure, and the creation of technologies and industries.

Products and Services

Loans featuring both long-term flexibility and fixed interest rates for projects undertaken
    in Japan

Debt guarantees to other banks

M&A matchmaking and advisory services

Market information and business contacts

Diverse range of project funding

Arrangement of local financing in Japan

Subsidiaries and Affiliates

Consolidated Subsidiaries
    » DBJ Business Investment Co., Ltd.
    » New Business Investment Co., Ltd.
    » DBJ Corporate Mezzanine Partners, Ltd.

Non Consolidated Subsidiaries
    » Asuka DBJ Investment LPS
    » GAD Financial Service, Limited

Affiliates
    » Technology Alliance Investment, Ltd.
    » Innovation Carve-out Fund
    » Japan Energy Investment, Inc.
    » Asuka DBJ Partners Co., Ltd.