Daiwa, 2 regional banks launch holding company

Daiwa, 2 regional banks launch holding company

OSAKA, Japan - Masao Nomura (L), former president of Nara Bank, Yasuhisa Katsuta (C), former president of Daiwa Bank, and Yasuhiro Takatani, former president of Kinki Osaka Bank, join hands at a ceremony at Daiwa Bank's head office in Osaka on Dec. 12 to mark the launch of Daiwa Bank Holdings, which has integrated the three banks' management. Katsuta has become president of the largest financial group in the western Japanese region of Kansai. Nomura and Takatani have become board members.

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