Japan Bank for International Cooperation

Japan Bank for International Cooperation is a financial institution based in Tokyo, Japan, established in 1999. It provides a range of financial services, including lending, investment, and guarantees, with a focus on sectors such as natural resources, infrastructure, industry, mid-tier enterprises, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and environmental initiatives. The bank offers various financial instruments, including export loans, energy and natural resource financing, and equity participations, among others. It maintains a network of representative offices in major global cities, including Beijing, New York, and London, to facilitate its operations. The institution aims to contribute to Japan's development and the international economy while fostering partnerships, such as its collaboration with Novatek. Japan Bank for International Cooperation was formerly a subsidiary of Japan Finance Corporation.