Tokyo Century Executive and Leadership Team

Koji Yoshida, the Executive Officer, President, Corporate Business Unit Ⅲ at Tokyo Century, directs complex financial strategies within the specialized equipment leasing and business services sectors. Yoshida manages high-value client portfolios, ensuring that the Corporate Business Unit Ⅲ aligns with the broader organizational goal of increasing customer corporate value. By architecting bespoke financing structures, Yoshida supports diverse industrial growth across the Asia-Pacific region. This leadership role involves constant collaboration with the Board to refine risk assessment protocols and expand market reach. Koji Yoshida maintains rigorous oversight of operational efficiency, ensuring that all leasing solutions remain competitive in a rapidly evolving global finance landscape. Through the implementation of innovative service models, Yoshida drives long-term profitability and strengthens the market position of the firm. The Executive Officer, President, Corporate Business Unit Ⅲ consistently prioritizes sustainable business practices while delivering robust financial outcomes for all stakeholders.

Takamasa Ito, the President & General Manager, Corporate Business Unit, , Personnel Unit at Tokyo Century, manages the intersection of strategic business operations and human capital development. Ito oversees the alignment of personnel initiatives with the core financial objectives of the Corporate Business Unit, ensuring that talent acquisition and retention strategies support the firm's specialized financing goals. By fostering a culture of professional excellence, Ito drives organizational performance across international markets. This leadership role requires constant coordination with other C-suite members to optimize resource allocation and maintain operational agility. Takamasa Ito executes comprehensive workforce planning, which directly impacts the ability of the company to scale its mobility and fleet management services. Through the integration of advanced personnel management systems, Ito enhances the overall productivity of the firm. The President & General Manager, Corporate Business Unit, , Personnel Unit remains dedicated to cultivating a high-performance environment that sustains the long-term growth trajectory of the organization.

Takashi Yonetsu, the Senior Managing Executive Officer, President Treasury Unit at Tokyo Century, directs the global liquidity and capital management strategies essential for the firm's diverse financial operations. Yonetsu oversees the treasury functions, ensuring that the company maintains a stable financial foundation to support its equipment leasing and specialty financing businesses. By managing complex currency risks and interest rate exposures, Yonetsu secures the fiscal health of the organization across international borders. This leadership role involves close interaction with the Board to determine capital allocation priorities and investment policies. Takashi Yonetsu executes sophisticated hedging strategies that protect the firm against market volatility, thereby ensuring consistent revenue streams. Through the optimization of cash flow management, Yonetsu supports the expansion of the company's environmental infrastructure projects. The Senior Managing Executive Officer, President Treasury Unit maintains a focus on financial discipline, which remains critical to the ongoing success and stability of the entire corporate structure.

Masaaki Teragami, the Executive Officer, Deputy President, Environmental Infrastructure Business Development Unit at Tokyo Century, directs the strategic expansion of sustainable energy and infrastructure projects. Teragami oversees the development of new business fields that combine finance with environmental expertise, ensuring that the firm remains at the forefront of green energy investment. By identifying high-growth opportunities in the infrastructure sector, Teragami drives the diversification of the company's portfolio. This leadership role involves coordinating with global partners to execute large-scale projects that enhance the corporate value of customers. Masaaki Teragami maintains a focus on long-term sustainability, ensuring that all infrastructure investments align with international environmental standards. Through the application of specialized financing models, Teragami supports the transition toward renewable energy solutions. The Executive Officer, Deputy President, Environmental Infrastructure Business Development Unit consistently delivers innovative business outcomes that solidify the firm's reputation as a leader in environmental finance and infrastructure development.

Seiji Tsuboi, the Executive Officer, President, Credit Supervision Unit at Tokyo Century, directs the comprehensive risk management and credit assessment frameworks that underpin the firm's financial services. Tsuboi oversees the evaluation of creditworthiness for complex leasing and financing transactions, ensuring that the company maintains a balanced and secure portfolio. By architecting rigorous supervision protocols, Tsuboi mitigates potential financial exposure across all business units. This leadership role involves constant collaboration with the Board to establish credit policies that support growth while maintaining strict risk controls. Seiji Tsuboi executes detailed analysis of market trends, which informs the firm's lending strategies in both domestic and international markets. Through the implementation of advanced credit monitoring systems, Tsuboi ensures the integrity of the company's financial operations. The Executive Officer, President, Credit Supervision Unit remains committed to upholding the highest standards of financial prudence, which directly contributes to the long-term stability and reliability of the organization.

Katsusuke Hirako, the President I, Corporate Business Unit at Tokyo Century, directs the operational strategy for the firm's core equipment leasing and fleet management services. Hirako oversees the delivery of specialized financial solutions to a broad range of corporate clients, ensuring that the business unit meets its growth targets. By optimizing service delivery models, Hirako enhances the value proposition for customers seeking to expand their own operations. This leadership role involves constant interaction with other executive leaders to ensure seamless integration between the Corporate Business Unit and the firm's international business divisions. Katsusuke Hirako executes initiatives that streamline internal processes, thereby increasing the overall efficiency of the unit. Through the development of strong client relationships, Hirako drives revenue growth and strengthens the market presence of the company. The President I, Corporate Business Unit remains focused on delivering high-quality financial services that support the diverse business goals of the firm's extensive client base.