(as of September 30, 2010) (Unit: billion yen, %)

	Capital Injection (Convertible Preferred Shares)					Management/Disposal Status
Name of Financial Institutions	Capital Injection Date	Amount	Dividend Yield (T = 12m TIBOR)	Beginning of Conversion Period	Mandatory Acquisition Date	Disposal Date	Notes
Kiyo HD 1 (Kiyo Bank)	November 2006	31.5	T + 1.15 (cap rate: 7.50)	1 October 2011	1 October 2016
Howa Bank 2	December 2006	9	1.84 (until March 2009) 6m TIBOR + 1.20 (after April 2009)	1 April 2008	To be designed by the board of directors on and after 2 April 2020
North Pacific Bank	March 2009	100	T + 1.00 (cap rate: 8.00)	1 January 2013	1 April 2024
Fukuho Bank	March 2009	6	1.90 (until March 2012) T + 1.10 (after April 2012) (cap rate: 8.00)	1 October 2011	1 April 2024
Minami Nippon Bank	March 2009	15	T + 1.05 (cap rate: 8.00)	1 October 2012	1 April 2024
Michinoku Bank	September 2009	20	T + 0.95 (cap rate: 8.00)	1 April 2017	1 October 2024
Kirayaka Bank	September 2009	20	T + 1.15 (cap rate: 8.00)	1 October 2010	1 October 2024
Daisan Bank	September 2009	30	T + 1.00 (cap rate: 8.00)	1 October 2012	1 October 2024
Towa Bank	December 2009	35	T + 1.15 (cap rate: 8.00)	29 December 2010	29 December 2024
Bank of Kochi	December 2009	15	T + 1.10 (cap rate: 8.00)	29 December 2010	29 December 2024
FIDEA HD (Hokuto Bank)	March 2010	10	T + 1.00 (cap rate: 8.00)	1 April 2013	1 April 2025
Miyazaki Taiyo Bank	March 2010	13	T + 1.05 (cap rate: 8.00)	1 October 2010	1 April 2025
Sendai Bank	September 2011	30	funding cost as a preferred dividend annual rate 3	1 April 2013	1 October 2036
Tsukuba Bank	September 2011	35	funding cost as a preferred dividend annual rate 3	1 July 2012	1 October 2031

Note 1:	Names in the parentheses of Kiyo HD, FIDEA HD and Shinkumi Federation Bank show financial institutions which received capital injection practically.
Note 2:	The preferred shares of Howa Bank are with voting rights to appoint or dismiss directors.
Note 3:	The preferred dividend rate of the earthquake disaster special financial institutions, etc. is "funding cost as a preferred dividend annual rate" which is announced by the DICJ every fiscal year. However, the lower of Japanese Yen TIBOR(12 months) or 8% should be the upper limit.

	Capital Injection (Preferred Trust Rights)						Management/Disposal Status
Name of Financial Institutions	Capital Injection Date	Amount	Dividend Yield (T = 12m TIBOR)	Trust Period			Disposal Date	Notes
Shinkumi Federation Bank (Yamanashikenmin Shinyoukumiai)	September 2009	45	T + 1.73 (cap rate: 8.00)	25 years (extendable)

Total amount of Capital Injection 414.5 Total amount of the Disposed Book Value － Outstanding Balance 414.5 For PDF file, click here.