Gov't to pour 3.2 tril. yen into NCB before sale

Gov't to pour 3.2 tril. yen into NCB before sale

TOKYO, Japan - Noboru Matsuda, head of the state-run Deposit Insurance Corp. (DIC), speaks at a news conference at his office Aug. 25. Under a scheme endorsed by the government earlier in the day, DIC will provide financial assistance to the nationalized Nippon Credit Bank (NCB), including the purchase of its bad loans, to help bolster the failed bank's capital base.

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