MMC names head of ethics committee

MMC names head of ethics committee

TOKYO, Japan - Struggling Japanese automaker Mitsubishi Motors Corp. said June 27 it has named Noboru Matsuda (in file photo), former governor of the state-backed Deposit Insurance Corp. of Japan, as the chairman of its Business Ethics Committee to be launched on June 29. Matsuda, 70, will head the committee of outside experts charged with directly advising MMC's board of directors on issues concerning ethics, MMC said.

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