Osaka stock exchange gets new president

OSAKA, Japan - Photo shows Goro Tatsumi, who was appointed June 30 as president of the Osaka Securities Exchange (OSE). Tatsumi, 64, former president of Kosei Securities Co., replaces Kyoji Kitamura, a former Finance Ministry official. Tatsumi is the first OSE president in 24 years to be selected from the private sector.

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