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Rakuten Bank to take control of Rakuten Card, Rakuten Securities in fintech reorganization
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Rakuten Bank to take control of Rakuten Card, Rakuten Securities in fintech reorganization
  • Rakuten Group signed an integrated agreement to reorganize its FinTech business, using a share delivery structure that will make Rakuten Card and Rakuten Securities Holdings wholly owned subsidiaries of listed Rakuten Bank.
  • The share deliveries are scheduled to take effect Oct. 1, 2026, subject to Rakuten Bank shareholder approval at its June 24, 2026 annual meeting.
  • Rakuten Bank will issue 230,890,116 Class A Non-voting Shares as consideration, using ratios of 1,867 shares per Rakuten Card share and 0.185 shares per Rakuten Securities Holdings share.
  • On the effective date, Rakuten plans to convert 25,859,500 Class A Non-voting Shares into common shares, taking its voting stake to 49.95%, while Mizuho Bank will convert 23,559,673 shares to hold 10.52%.
  • The plan targets medium-term ordinary profit synergies of at least JPY 85 billion a year, driven by funding cost optimization, cross-selling, and data integration, while Rakuten Payment will be moved out of scope and held as a consolidated subsidiary of the parent group.


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