公的資金、７月末にも完済　２３００億円、再上場目指す―ＳＢＩ新生銀行

　ＳＢＩ新生銀行が、国から注入された公的資金の残り約２３００億円を７月末にも全額返済する方針を固めたことが２４日、分かった。政府系の預金保険機構などが保有するＳＢＩ新生銀の優先株を、親会社のＳＢＩホールディングス（ＨＤ）側が買い取る方向だ。大手行で唯一残っていた公的資金の完済で、１９９０年代後半に深刻化した日本の金融危機への国の対応に区切りが付く。
　返済を見据え、ＳＢＩ新生銀は７月中に東証への上場申請を行い、年内に前身の旧日本長期信用銀行の時代も含め３度目となる上場実現を目指す。再上場により、ＳＢＩＨＤが掲げる「第４のメガバンク構想」の中核銀行として、地域金融機関との協業を含めて成長戦略を加速させたい考え。（2025/06/24-20:34）

Japan's SBI Shinsei Bank expects to repay all of its remaining public funds worth 230 billion yen as early as the end of July, it was learned Tuesday.
   Parent company SBI Holdings Inc., a financial giant, is expected to buy preferred shares in SBI Shinsei Bank held by such organizations as the government-affiliated Deposit Insurance Corp. of Japan.
   SBI Shinsei Bank, previously called Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan, is the last remaining major bank that accepted public funds injected during the country's banking crisis that began in the late 1990s. The full repayment will mark the conclusion of government aid extended in response to the crisis.
   Expecting the full repayment, SBI Shinsei Bank will apply for listing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange next month, aiming to make a stock market comeback.
   The bank aims to accelerate its growth including by cooperating with regional lenders as a core entity in SBI Holdings' project to create a fourth megabank group.