Financial Group Inc., Japan's largest bank by market value, closed at a record high, fueled by optimism for increased lending income due to rising interest rates.

MUFG Bank has received a reprimand from the Japan’s Association of Real Estate Securitization in relation to inappropriate securities-related activities with Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities (MUMSS).

Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. shares closed at a record high as Japanese lenders gained on optimism they will further benefit from rising interest rates boosting their lending income.Most Read f

In the MUFG Bank case, an employee has been accused of ... the column provides useful perspectives on and insights into contemporary Japan and its culture.

MUFG's status as Japan's largest bank stock makes it a recipient of favor for overseas investors who expect interest rates in Japan to rise. MUFG has a strong presence in multiple banking markets ...

Japan’s biggest banks are nearing a key valuation level for the first time in almost a decade as investors bet that the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates on Friday and accelerate its normalisation of monetary policy.

The Japan Bank for International Cooperation will provide up to 800 million euros ($822 million) in loans to a major German telecom c

On January 13, police accused Yukari Imamura, 46, of stealing around 20 kilograms of gold bars — valued at around 260 million yen — from the safe deposit boxes of two male customers at the Nerima branch around September, reports Fuji News Network (Jan. 16).

The Bank of Japan (BoJ) is the central bank of Japan. Established under the Bank of Japan Act in 1882, it is a juridical entity and neither a government agency nor a private corporation.

The Japan Social Development Fund (JSDF) is a Partnership between the Government of Japan (GoJ) and the World Bank conceived in the wake of the Asian financial crisis in the late 1990s. It was established in June 2000 as a grant mechanism to provide ...

Prices have likely climbed on a swift move from investors to safety due to Trump tariff threats, rising geopolitical tensions and U.S. government debt, and fear of a potential tech rout that could prompt a global selloff, Swissquote Bank said.

The money was siphoned into fraudulent accounts set up at Japan Post Bank and MUFG Bank, which a perpetrator opened under the same names of the SBI Securities customers, the company said.