Australian bank ANZ has opened a new wealth
management sub-branch in Nagoya as part of its focussed growth
plans to service affluent clients in Japan’s key cities.
Nagoya is the third largest metropolitan
region in Japan, after Tokyo and Osaka, and its surrounding area
contributed $530bn, or 10%, of Japan’s total GDP in 2007.
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ANZ’s Nagoya sub-branch is to provide a full
range of wealth management products.
This includes foreign currency deposits, JPY
term deposits, structured deposits available in multiple currencies
including JPY, AUD, NZD, USD, Euro, Toshin or mutual funds
specialising in Australian, New Zealand and Asia Pacific
investments.
ANZ has existing wealth management branches in
Tokyo and Osaka.
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