Gov't taps ex-Toyota executive Funo as BOJ Policy Board member

Gov't taps ex-Toyota executive Funo as BOJ Policy Board member

Photo taken in April 2009 shows Yukitoshi Funo, a senior adviser to Toyota Motor Corp., who was nominated by the government on April 21, 2015, as a candidate for the Bank of Japan's new Policy Board member. Funo served as Toyota's executive vice president before assuming his current post. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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