Resona, Saitama Resona banks begin operations

Resona, Saitama Resona banks begin operations

OSAKA, Japan - Ikuo Yanase (R), vice president of Resona Holdings Inc., Yasuhisa Katsuta (C), president of Resona Bank, and Tetsuo Morishige, vice president of Resona Bank, cut a tape to mark the start of the bank's business at its head office in Osaka on March 3. Resona Bank and Saitama Resona Bank were created by the integration of Daiwa Bank and Asahi Bank on March 1.

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