Financial giants bare plans for

Financial giants bare plans for

Masao Nishimura, president of the Industrial Bank of Japan, (L), and Junichi Ujiie, president of Nomura Securities Co., announce plans to set up two joint ventures for personal asset management and development of financial derivatives at a news conference in a Tokyo hotel on May 13.

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