Hokuriku Bank, Hokkaido Bank to devise merger schedule in Aug.

Hokuriku Bank, Hokkaido Bank to devise merger schedule in Aug.

TOKYO, July 15 Kyodo - Hokkaido Bank President Yoshihiro Sekihachi (L) and Hokuriku Bank President Shigeo Takagi (R) post at the start of a joint committee meeting to prepare for the planned integration of their two banks. They agreed to devise a specific schedule in August for their integration under a joint holding company. (Kyodo)

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