Norinchukin CEO Says Expected Loss Could Change With Market

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Norinchukin CEO Says Expected Loss Could Change With Market
BloombergKazuto OkuShunichi Suzuki
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(Bloomberg) -- Norinchukin Bank isn’t ruling out further gyrations to its soured bond investments after the firm earlier this week warned they may swell to...

-- Norinchukin Bank isn’t ruling out further gyrations to its soured bond investments after the firm earlier this week warned they may swell to 1.5 trillion yen , triple an estimate made about a month ago.Hedge Fund Talent Schools Are Looking for the Perfect Trader

The morning meeting lasted for about an hour and a half, according to a company spokesman. Oku had explained the company’s financials and apologized for the losses, the spokesman said. Japan’s Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki said on Friday the country’s financial regulator will continue to work closely with the agricultural ministry to grasp the impact of yield trends on the bank.Norinchukin has sufficient capital adequacy that exceeds the current regulatory level and its financial soundness is secured, he said. Still, authorities are asking the bank to establish an appropriate risk management system, according to Suzuki.

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