aEx-Tokyo Sowa execs arrested

TOKYO, Japan - File photos show Shoichi Osada (L), former chairman of the failed Tokyo Sowa Bank, and Mizuho Kojima (R), former president of the bank, who were arrested May 11 on suspicion of cooking up a scheme to falsely show the bank had adequate capital reserves.

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