TSE OKs continued listing of Nikko Cordial despite accounting fr

TSE OKs continued listing of Nikko Cordial despite accounting fr

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo Stock Exchange President Taizo Nishimuro briefs reporters on March 12 on the TSE's decision to keep Nikko Cordial Corp., Japan's third-largest brokerage group, listed on the Tokyo bourse despite its falsification of financial statements. (Kyodo)

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