Nippon Shinpan to merge with UFJ Card

Nippon Shinpan to merge with UFJ Card

TOKYO, Japan - Nippon Shinpan Co. President Kazuhiro Omori (L), UFJ Bank President Masaji Teranishi (C) and UFJ Card Co. President Mitsutaka Ando pose at a news conference in Tokyo on Jan. 20 after announcing a deal to merge the two credit card firms in March 2005 or later. The deal will give the UFJ Group the largest credit card operations among the Japan's four megabanks.

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