UFJ head denies cover-up of data on borrowers' financial health

UFJ head denies cover-up of data on borrowers' financial health

TOKYO, Japan - UFJ Bank President Masashi Teranishi speaks to a House of Representatives financial panel on March 17 to deny allegations that the bank concealed a large volume of documents showing that borrowers were worse off than the assessments in the official documents it submitted to the Financial Services Agency (FSA).

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