Lender Aiful halts operations at all outlets as penalty

Lender Aiful halts operations at all outlets as penalty

KYOTO, Japan - A customer reads a notice on suspension of business at an outlet of consumer loan company Aiful Corp. in Kyoto on May 8. Aiful suspended part of its operations at all of its nearly 1,900 outlets nationwide in accordance with an order from the Financial Services Agency to punish it for illegal lending practices. (Kyodo)

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