(1)Resona Holdings to seek public funds

(1)Resona Holdings to seek public funds

TOKYO, Japan - Resona Holdings Inc. President Yasuhisa Katsuta bows in a gesture of apology at a news conference in Tokyo on May 17 after his ailing banking group decided to seek a fresh injection of public funds for recapitalization. Japan's fifth-largest banking group in terms of assets faces a capital shortage in closing books for the year ended March 31. (Kyodo)

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