Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Incorporated

TOKYO, May 15 (Reuters) - Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc , Japan's largest lender by assets, posted a 13.1 percent decline in net profit for the year ended in March after it enjoyed hefty one-time gains from its investment in Morgan Stanley a year...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's top three banks forecast weaker annual earnings as aggressive monetary easing squeezes them out of a profitable government bond trade and forces them to rely more on bread-and-butter lending where margins remain razor-thin....

April 29 (Reuters) - The following corporate finance-related stories were reported by media over the weekend and on Monday: * A proposed merger of Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc and Actavis Inc was put on hold after the two drugmakers...

TOKYO (Reuters) - The Nikkei share average climbed 2.1 percent to a near five-year high on Monday, with exporters taking the lead as the yen weakened after the Group of 20 economies stopped short of criticizing Japan's sweeping monetary expansionary...

Por Taiga Uranaka TOKIO (Reuters) - Los titanes de la banca japonesa están contratando a banqueros que hablen español para conseguir nuevos negocios en América Latina y están entregando préstamos a acreedores con calificación de basura en Estados...

Asian stocks rebounded after a volatile day of trading Tuesday that sent markets nosediving in the morning before clawing back to more stable territory. Japan's Nikkei 225 stock average closed down 1.7% to 8,944.48 after losing more then 4% earlier......

As debate begins on whether to tax big banks and insurers for having created the financial crisis, a quick quiz may be of interest. Who said the following? "Let's be honest. This problem was caused by a total disregard by......

Asian stocks headed for their biggest fall in two weeks on Wednesday after much weaker than expected service sector data in the United states and Europe fueled fears of recession, sending investors fleeing to safer bonds. Tokyo's benchmark Nikkei index...

TOKYO -- Most Asian markets bounced back Wednesday on hopes that a $700 billion bailout for the U.S. financial system will soon win legislative approval, although doubts persisted about the long-term outlook for the global economy. Japan's Nikkei 225...