Prosecutors demand prison terms for Yamaichi ex-execs

Prosecutors demand prison terms for Yamaichi ex-execs

TOKYO, Japan - Atsuo Miki, former president of collapsed Yamaichi Securities Co., enters the Tokyo District Court on Nov. 19. Prosecutors demanded a four-year prison term for Miki, 64, for concealing losses of over 200 billion yen and paying illegal dividends to shareholders. They also demanded a three-year prison term for former Yamaichi Chairman Tsugio Yukihira, 68, for the same charges.

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