Monday , 12 October 2026
[From left]; Patricia Tan, Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer; Hirofumi Umeno, Executive Vice President and Alliance Segment Head; Tetsuro Yoshihara, CEO and President,

Security Bank brings Japan wellness perks to wealth clients

Security Bank Corp. has partnered with Noage International to give eligible wealth clients access to preventive healthcare and wellness services at select medical institutions in Japan.

The partnership extends the bank’s wealth management offerings beyond financial services, providing eligible clients, including World Mastercard and Platinum Mastercard cardholders, with exclusive benefits on selected medical and wellness programs.

These include comprehensive health screenings, advanced diagnostic procedures and concierge-supported healthcare experiences.

“The most valuable asset is not always in your portfolio. It’s your health,” said Security Bank President and Chief Executive Officer Victor Lee.

He said the initiative aims to help clients protect their wealth while enjoying the lives they have worked hard to build.

Established through a joint venture between Resorttrust and Mitsubishi Corporation, Noage International connects international clients with Japan’s healthcare network through specialized medical and wellness programs.

Noage International President Tetsuro Yoshihara said the partnership would provide Security Bank’s eligible clients access to Japan’s preventive medicine and longevity services, including early cancer detection and personalized longevity therapies.

Security Bank unveiled the collaboration at an exclusive wealth event at the Manila Polo Club attended by more than 70 clients.

Yoshihara and Dr. Taguchi, a former physician to the Japanese Imperial Household and current chairman of Midtown Clinic Medical Corporation, discussed Japan’s approach to preventive healthcare and longevity medicine.

Guests also experienced Noage’s biological age assessment technology, which compares a person’s biological age with their chronological age. The event included discussions on legacy planning and wealth transfer, highlighting the connection between financial security, long-term health, and quality of life.

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