Gov't to name bond analyst Mizuno as new BOJ board member

Gov't to name bond analyst Mizuno as new BOJ board member

TOKYO, Japan - The government plans to appoint Atsushi Mizuno (file photo), chief strategist at Credit Suisse First Boston Securities (Japan) Ltd., as a new member of the Bank of Japan's Policy Board, government sources said Nov. 5. Mizuno will succeed Teizo Taya, a former managing director of the Daiwa Institute of Research, whose five-year term on the central bank board expires Dec. 2.

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