Japanese bank watchdog Financial Services Agency on Friday ordered AIFUL Group to close all branches for three days as punishment for intimidation and other unacceptable debt collection tactics, according to Bloomberg. It was the first such shutdown of a listed financial company. AIFUL is Japan’s largest consumer lender.


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