Full-Time
Global banking, trust, asset management, securities.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
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Bachelor's
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MUFG is a large financial services group formed in 2005 by merging Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial Group and UFJ Holdings. It provides a wide range of services, including commercial banking, trust banking, securities, credit cards, and asset management, through a global network of banks, trust banks, securities firms, and asset management subsidiaries. Its products work by offering loans and deposits, investment products, payment services, and financial advisory to individuals, businesses, and institutions via branches, digital platforms, and partnerships. The company differentiates itself with its size and global reach, a diversified mix of financial offerings, and strategic international investments (notably the 2008 stake in Morgan Stanley) that expand its US and global presence. MUFG’s goal is to support economic growth worldwide by providing comprehensive financial solutions and pursuing sustainable finance and innovation.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Tokyo, Japan
Founded
2006
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Generate Capital has closed a $117 million term debt facility with MUFG to finance a portfolio of community solar projects. The facility supports Generate's Community Solar Fund 11, comprising 18 projects totalling 114MWdc across Illinois and New York. This marks Generate's first community solar financing with MUFG. The transaction builds on approximately $1.4 billion in financing commitments the company secured during the first half of 2026. First-half highlights included closing a 104MW community solar portfolio with Monarch Private Capital, expected to deliver approximately $200 million in investment tax credits, and a $61 million senior secured US private placement for energy efficiency projects. Founded in 2014, Generate Capital focuses on accelerating the energy transition by providing reliable and affordable energy solutions. Since inception, the company has raised more than $16 billion in capital.
Miki-Mori has secured a ¥3 billion credit facility with Mizuho Bank and MUFG Bank. The Tokyo-based trading company, which positions itself as a next-generation trading house leveraging AI and digital transformation, said the arrangement reflects confidence in its financial base and governance. Miki-Mori operates distribution of electronics and luxury watches, and has expanded into AI robotics solutions through a dealership with cleaning robot maker Gaussium. The company also develops grid-scale battery storage and data centre projects. Chief executive Ahn Yong-su said the credit line will support the firm's goal of reaching ¥1 trillion in revenue. Founded in 2014, Miki-Mori is a subsidiary of Miki-Mori Holdings.
Qupital, Asia's leading AI-driven fintech platform specialising in cross-border e-commerce trade finance, has raised $300 million in combined new capital commitments. The Series C round was led by M Capital, with additional asset-backed security commitments from Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group and Quester Capital. The Hong Kong-based company has processed cumulative loans exceeding $9.5 billion and serves tens of thousands of enterprises. Qupital has been profitable for the past two years and expects profit margins to expand to over 45% within twelve months. The fresh capital will expand Qupital's financing capabilities across China, the US, Japan, and Southeast Asia, whilst further scaling its proprietary AI risk engine. The company is exploring capital market opportunities including an IPO, fundraising, and strategic acquisitions.
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