No change to Nikko-Citigroup tie-up plan

No change to Nikko-Citigroup tie-up plan

TOKYO, Japan - Nikko Cordial Corp. President Shoji Kuwashima said at a news conference in Tokyo on March 12 that there will be no change to its plan to form a capital and business tie-up with Citigroup Inc., even though Japanese bourses decided not to delist Nikko's stock over its involvement in accounting fraud. (Kyodo)

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