Panel unveils guidelines for banks granting debt waivers

Panel unveils guidelines for banks granting debt waivers

TOKYO, Japan - Financial Services Minister Hakuo Yanagisawa addresses a joint study panel of the Japanese Bankers Association and the Federation of Economic Organizations held in Tokyo on June 29. The panel unveiled an interim report, setting guidelines for when a bank forgives loans to a corporate borrower.

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