Shinginko Tokyo's capital-asset ratio may fall below 4%

Shinginko Tokyo's capital-asset ratio may fall below 4%

TOKYO, Japan - Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara attends the Tokyo metropolitan assembly's budget committee session on troubled Shinginko Tokyo on March 11. The capital-to-asset ratio at the bank, which is backed by the Tokyo metropolitan government, could fall below 4 percent by the end of fiscal 2008 if no additional capital injection is made.

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