MOF bureau chief resigns

MOF bureau chief resigns

Atsushi Nagano, chief of the Securities Bureau at the Ministry of Finance, is surrounded by reporters after turning in his resignation April 27. Nagano took the action after being punished for being excessively wined and dined by brokerage houses.

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