FSA files complaint against UFJ Bank for blocking probes

FSA files complaint against UFJ Bank for blocking probes

TOKYO, Japan - Financial Services Agency Minister Tatsuya Ito tells reporters at the agency in Tokyo on Oct. 7 that it has filed a criminal complaint against UFJ Bank and some of its former executives for allegedly blocking FSA inspections in violation of the Banking Law.

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