FSA orders Citibank's Japan unit to improve operations

FSA orders Citibank's Japan unit to improve operations

TOKYO, Japan - Douglas Peterson, chief executive officer of the Japanese unit of Citibank N.A., speaks at a press conference after his bank was ordered by the Financial Services Agency to improve its operations following system glitches that caused transaction errors in May and June.

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