Reps of New LTCB Partners meet press

Reps of New LTCB Partners meet press

TOKYO, Japan - New LTCB Partners CV representatives Masamoto Yashiro (L) and Timothy Collins (R) shake hands before holding a press conference at a Tokyo hotel on Sept. 28 as the Japanese government announced the same day that New LTCB Partners, an investor group led by U.S. investment house Ripplewood Holdings LLC, is the most preferred candidate to acquire all the operations of the nationalized Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan (LTCB).

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