Yasuda Trust and Banking Company was a prominent financial institution in Japan, established in 1880. It specialized in trust banking, offering services such as asset management, real estate investment, and estate planning. The company played a significant role in Japan's economic development during the 20th century. In 2000, Yasuda Trust and Banking Company merged with Chuo Mitsui Trust and Banking Company to form Mitsui Trust Holdings. This merger aimed to enhance competitiveness in the financial sector and expand service offerings. Today, the legacy of Yasuda Trust and Banking Company continues through its successor, contributing to Japan's banking landscape.