Bank of Nagoya, Filipino Metrobank sign MOU on business ties

Bank of Nagoya, Filipino Metrobank sign MOU on business ties

Bank of Nagoya President Masahiro Nakamura (L) and Kenichi Katakura, general manager of the Philippines' Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co.'s Tokyo Branch, pose for photos at the memorandum of understanding signing event in Nagoya on March 9, 2015, on business ties to help assist Japanese companies' advancement into the Philippines. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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