Norinchukin Bank to bail out Miyagi 'shinren'

Norinchukin Bank to bail out Miyagi 'shinren'

Kazuo Nagai (L), managing director of the National Association of Prefectural Credit Federations of Agricultural Cooperatives, speaks at a news conference June 24 on plans to bail out the troubled 'shinren' credit federation of agricultural cooperatives in Miyagi Prefecture in cooperation with Norinchukin Bank

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