M'bishi UFJ Securities employee sells data of 49,000 clients

M'bishi UFJ Securities employee sells data of 49,000 clients

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsubishi UFJ Securities Co. Managing Director Koji Maeda (L) apologizes at a news conference in Tokyo on April 8 after its employee sold the personal data of more than 49,000 of its customers to three dealers of personal data lists.

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