Merrill Lynch opens 1st branch in Tokyo

Merrill Lynch opens 1st branch in Tokyo

Merrill Lynch Japan Securities Co. opens its first branch in Tokyo on July 8 with ceremony attended by top executives from its U.S. parent brokerage. Cutting the tape in the ceremony at the Otemachi branch is David H. Komansky (3rd from R), chairman and chief executive officer, of Merrill Lynch and Co.

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