The public is losing trust in Japan's financial institutions, but why?
After a bank theft at the country's largest lender, MUFG, and a robbery at Nomura Securities, the public's trust in the financial institutions of Japan is faltering. This comes amid the government's push for citizens to invest rather than rely on low-yielding savings accounts
After a bank theft at the country's largest lender, MUFG, and a robbery at Nomura Securities, the public's trust in the financial institutions of Japan is faltering. This comes amid the government's push for citizens to invest rather than rely on low-yielding savings accounts
