Tomony, Taisho Bank reach basic accord on business integration

Tomony, Taisho Bank reach basic accord on business integration

Taisho Bank chief Masaaki Yoshida (L) and Tomony Holdings Inc. Chairman Shinichi Kakiuchi shake hands at a press conference in Osaka after announcing that the two banking concerns have reached a basic accord on business integration. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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