SBI Shinsei Bank, a unit of SBI Holdings (TYO:8473), plans to repay 100 billion yen in public funds through a special dividend on March 28, after concluding a repayment agreement with the Deposit Insurance Corporation of Japan and the Resolution and Collection Corporation, according to a Friday filing on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
The bank will convert all common shares held by the two agencies into preferred shares and secure 50 billion yen for the repayment by selling treasury shares to SBI Holdings.
The bank also plans to pay a regular preferred dividend of 4.5 billion yen annually from the fiscal year ending March 2026 and may issue additional special dividends to accelerate repayment.
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