Shinginko Tokyo attributes plight to 'unreasonable lending'

Shinginko Tokyo attributes plight to 'unreasonable lending'

TOKYO, Japan - Shinginko Tokyo President Ryuichi Tsushima said at a press conference in Tokyo on March 10 that the bank, backed by the Tokyo metropolitan government, has incurred a huge amount of nonperforming loans as a result of ''unreasonable lending'' under its former management. (Kyodo)

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