M'bishi UFJ Securities imposes pay cuts on execs

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi UFJ Securities Co. President Fumiyuki Akikusa (C) apologizes for an unauthorized removal of customer information, at a news conference in Tokyo on June 2. A former company employee was arrested on June 25 on suspicion of taking out client information through unauthorized access to the firm's database.

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