IYBank opens for business, launches 24-hour ATM services

TOKYO, Japan - IYBank President Takashi Anzai shows off bank cards at the bank's head office in central Tokyo on May 15. The branch-free bank, created by major retailer Ito-Yokado Co. and convenience-store subsidiary Seven-Eleven Japan Co., opened for business the same day, offering 24-hour automated teller machine services.

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