Japanese authorities have arrested the president and three other employees of asset manager AIJ Investment Advisors in connection with a US$1.4 billion pension scandal. AIJ, which managed the money of roughly 90 small pension funds, allegedly suffered losses of $1.4 billion and hid them from its clients for almost a decade, prosecutors said. Authorities also accused Kazuhiko Asakawa, AIJ’s president,…
To access this content, please click back to the home screen, then click “Menu” (bars in top left bars) and then “Login”.
To enquire for a free trial, please start here.
Need more help? Click here or email [email protected].
To enquire for a free trial, please start here.
Need more help? Click here or email [email protected].
Subscriber Only Content
This article is available on a corporate subscription with Asian Private Banker. Please login or subscribe to view this content.
Need help? Please see our FAQ Guide or email [email protected]
Have a confidential tip? Get in touch [email protected]
