Executives at a leading Japanese bank took pay cuts after the arrest of an employee who allegedly stole approximately 1.4 billion yen in valuables from customers' safe deposit boxes. The thefts, occurring over four years across two branches of MUFG Bank,

Japanese megabank MUFG Bank issued an apology on January 14 in response to the arrest of a former employee who stole

A former MUFG Bank employee accused of stealing valuables from customer safe deposit boxes reportedly admitted to using overseas trading plat･･･

The head of Japan's MUFG Bank has promised to review the financial institution's safe deposit box operations following a series of alleged thefts by a former employee.

Executives at a leading Japanese bank apologized and took pay cuts on Thursday after police arrested an employee who allegedly stole about 1.4 billion yen ($9 million) worth of valuables from customers’ safe deposit boxes.

Tokyo police have arrested a former employee of MUFG Bank for allegedly stealing gold bullion worth 260 million yen, or more than 1.6-million dollars. She is suspected of taking the precious metal from customers' safe-deposit boxes.

Tokyo police arrested on Tuesday a 46-year old former employee of MUFG Bank for allegedly stealing gold ingots worth ¥260 million from customers’ safe deposit boxes. The case has raised ...

Tokyo, Jan. 14 (Jiji Press)--Tokyo police arrested Yukari Imamura, a 46-year-old former employee of MUFG Bank, on Tuesday for allegedly stealing gold ingots worth 260 million yen from customers ...