FSA plans penalty for Korea Exchange Bank for illicit remittances

FSA plans penalty for Korea Exchange Bank for illicit remittances

TOKYO, Japan - Pedestrians pass by the Tokyo branch of Korea Exchange Bank in Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward on March 3. Japan's Financial Services Agency is set to take disciplinary action against the Japanese branches of the Seoul-based bank for its alleged involvement in illegal remittances, FSA officials said.

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