Deustche Bank arm faces punishment for moves in Japan

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Deutsche Securities Ltd., Deutsche Bank AG's brokerage arm in Tokyo, will face sanctions for violating Japan's securities law by selling financial products to defer trading losses and engaging in unauthorized business practices.

Brief Article, Securities law, Deutsche Securities Ltd.

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U.S. market guru offers Japan help through troubles

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Martin A. Armstrong awaits trial for securities fraud after running into problems attempting to bail out Japanese companies in financial straits.

United States, Security and Commodity Services, Securities & Commodities Services, Securities, Commodity Contracts, and Other Financial Investments and Related Activities, Securities fraud, Armstrong, Martin A., Setogawa, Akira, Kumagai, Naoki

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Japan Inc. unwinds its costly web

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Japanese stocks are for sale at a high rate in early 2001 because of the long recession. This rapid selloff has caused the bear market to continue.

Financial management, Marketing, Economic policy

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