EX-8.1 5 dex81.htm LIST OF SUBSIDIARIES List of subsidiaries

Exhibit 8.1

 

SUBSIDIARY DIRECTORY

 

Name

 

Country of
Incorporation

 

Principal Business

 

ORIX
Voting
Power (1)

 

ORIX Alpha Corporation

  Japan   Leasing, Lending   100

NS Lease Co., Ltd

  Japan   Leasing, Lending, Other Financial Services   100

ORIX Auto Corporation

  Japan   Automobile Leasing & Rentals, Car Sharing   100

ORIX Rentec Corporation

  Japan  

Test, Measurement, and IT-Related

Equipment Leasing and Rentals

  100

ORIX Real Estate Corporation

  Japan  

Development and Rentals of

Commercial Real Estate,

Condominium Development and Sales

  100

ORIX Asset Management & Loan Services Corporation

  Japan   Loan Servicing   100

ORIX Capital Corporation

  Japan   Venture Capital   100

ORIX Investment Corporation

  Japan   Alternative Investment   100

ORIX Credit Corporation (2)

  Japan   Card Loans   100

ORIX Securities Corporation

  Japan   Securities   100

ORIX Life Insurance Corporation

  Japan   Life Insurance   100

ORIX Trust and Banking Corporation

  Japan   Trust and Banking   100

ORIX Baseball Club Co., Ltd.

  Japan   Professional Baseball Team Management   100

ORIX USA Corporation

  U.S.A.  

Corporate Finance, Investment Banking,

Real Estate

  100

ORIX Asia Limited

  China

(Hong Kong)

  Leasing, Automobile Leasing   100

ORIX Leasing Malaysia Berhad

  Malaysia   Leasing, Lending, Hire Purchase   100

PT. ORIX Indonesia Finance

  Indonesia   Leasing, Automobile Leasing   85

ORIX Investment and Management Private Limited

  Singapore   Equity Investment   100

ORIX Taiwan Corporation

  Taiwan   Leasing, Hire Purchase, Loan Servicing   95

ORIX Australia Corporation Limited

  Australia   Automobile Leasing, Truck Rentals   100

ORIX Aviation Systems Limited

  Ireland   Aircraft Leasing   100

Other 793 Subsidiaries

             

 

(1) ORIX voting power includes ORIX’s indirect voting power.
(2) ORIX Credit Corporation is scheduled to become an affiliate accounted for by the equity method with an investment of 49% upon the transfer of 51% to Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation in July 2009.

 

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