Gov't panel issues guidelines for entry into banking sector

Gov't panel issues guidelines for entry into banking sector

TOKYO, Japan - Hakuo Yanagisawa (L), chairman of the Financial Reconstruction Commission, receives a report from Keimei Kaizuka, chairman of the Financial System Council, at the Financial Services Agency in Tokyo on Dec. 21. In the report, the advisory panel to the finance minister lays down guidelines for non-financial firms' entry into the banking and insurance sectors.

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