Tokyo to inject 40 bil. yen in ailing Shinginko Tokyo

Tokyo to inject 40 bil. yen in ailing Shinginko Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Ryuichi Tsushima, president of Shinginko Tokyo, a bank set up by the Tokyo metropolitan government in April 2005, speaks to reporters in Tokyo on Feb. 20. The bank said it has asked the local government for an additional injection of 40 billion yen into its ailing capital base. (Kyodo)

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