Yasuhiro Sato News
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Japan’s three biggest banks led by Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc. forecast earnings will decline this year as monetary easing makes loans less profitable even as borrowing picks up amid an economic recovery.
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Mizuho Financial Group Inc., Japan’s second-largest lender by assets, is considering buying an investment bank in Asia to help improve slow growth in winning equity and debt offerings in the region.
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Japan’s new bank lobby chief urged Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to follow through on his pledge of sparking private investment through deregulation, a stimulus element the group says is key to boosting anemic loan demand.
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Mizuho Financial Group Inc. named Yasuhiro Sato as chief executive officer and will combine some functions at its corporate, retail and trust units after a computer systems failure angered depositors and regulators.
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Mizuho Financial Group Inc. , Japan’s third-largest bank by market value, may seek to buy investment advisory firms in Asia with BlackRock Inc. after purchasing a stake in the world’s biggest asset manager last year.
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Japan must quickly overhaul the tax system to prevent government borrowing costs from spiraling in the next decade, the new head of the nation’s bank lobby said.
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Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s cabinet unveiled a second wave of policy changes intended to bolster a slumping economy as he seeks to restore faith in his leadership and establish a platform for his party less than two years before the next general election.
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Mizuho Corporate Bank Ltd., a unit of Mizuho Financial Group Inc., Japan’s third-largest lender by market value, has a “desire” to get a bank license in Turkey or acquire a stake in a Turkish bank.
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Japan’s biggest banks are poised to accelerate sales of their stock holdings after 534 billion yen ($6.7 billion) in equity investment losses eroded profit.
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Mizuho Financial Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer Yasuhiro Sato will meet with counterparts from seven Asian lenders in Tokyo today for talks on how they might ally to win more bond business in the region, said two people with knowledge of the meeting.
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