Nikko Securities, Travelers Grou

Nikko Securities, Travelers Grou

Masashi Kaneko (L), president of Nikko Securities Co. of Japan, and Sanford Weill, chairman of Travelers Group of the United States, shake hands at a Tokyo hotel June 1 after announcing their tie-up. Travelers will acquire a 25 percent capital stake in Nikko in the form of both stocks and convertible bonds. ==Kyodo

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