Mizuho (MFG) June 30, 2025 Capital Ratios — Total 17.93% CET1 13.35%
Mizuho Financial Group reported its regulatory capital metrics as of June 30, 2025.
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Mizuho Financial Group reported its regulatory capital metrics as of June 30, 2025. On a consolidated basis the Total Capital Ratio rose to 17.93% (up 0.18 percentage points versus March 31, 2025), Tier 1 Capital Ratio to 15.96% (up 0.31) and Common Equity Tier 1 to 13.35% (up 0.12). Consolidated Total Capital increased by ¥320.1 billion to ¥13,075.9 billion while risk-weighted assets expanded by ¥1,067.1 billion to ¥72,911.5 billion, raising total required capital to ¥5,832.9 billion.
At the subsidiary level, Mizuho Bank reported a Total Capital Ratio of 16.50% (up 0.23) with CET1 at 11.57% (up 0.15). Mizuho Trust & Banking showed a materially higher Total Capital Ratio of 32.62% (up 1.02). The release provides quarter-end regulatory-capital snapshots without additional commentary or forward guidance.
Positive
- Consolidated Total Capital Ratio increased to 17.93% (up 0.18 percentage points)
- Tier 1 Capital Ratio rose to 15.96% (up 0.31 percentage points)
- Total consolidated capital grew by ¥320.1 billion to ¥13,075.9 billion
- Mizuho Trust & Banking reported a strong capital position with a Total Capital Ratio of 32.62% (up 1.02)
Negative
- Risk-weighted assets increased by ¥1,067.1 billion to ¥72,911.5 billion, which raises capital needs
- Total required capital rose by ¥85.3 billion to ¥5,832.9 billion, offsetting part of the ratio improvement
Insights
TL;DR: Capital ratios edged higher quarter-over-quarter; capital levels rose but RWAs also increased, keeping the change modest for valuation impact.
The consolidated Total Capital Ratio improved to 17.93% and Tier 1 to 15.96%, driven by a ¥320.1bn increase in total capital. However, risk-weighted assets grew by ¥1,067.1bn, which lifted required capital by ¥85.3bn. For investors, these figures signal a slightly stronger capital buffer but not a material shift in solvency or earnings outlook based solely on this release.
TL;DR: Solvency metrics improved modestly with higher CET1 and Tier 1; rising RWAs offset part of the improvement, increasing regulatory capital needs.
CET1 rose to 13.35% and Tier 1 to 15.96%, which supports regulatory compliance headroom. The ¥1,067.1bn rise in RWAs to ¥72,911.5bn increased the total required capital to ¥5,832.9bn, reducing the net margin of improvement. The data are material for capital adequacy monitoring but do not indicate emerging solvency stress.
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