New Japan, Wako finalize merger plan

New Japan, Wako finalize merger plan

New Japan Securities Co. President Tadashi Kawaguchi (L) and Wako Securities Co. President Masaaki Sugishita shake hands after announcing plans for a merger between the two second-tier brokerages at a news conference March 24. ==Kyodo

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