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- MUFG's 30 day story count now stands at 15.
- Over the past 23 days, the trend for MUFG's stories per day has been choppy and unclear. It has oscillated between 1 and 4.
- The most mentioned tickers in articles about MUFG are LINK, CRH and TASK.
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Morgan Stanley (MS) to See Record Japan Income as Trading RevivesMorgan Stanley (MS) expects record revenues from Japan on the back of the country's debt and rates market trading resurgence. |
MUFG Brokerage JV Sued Again Over Credit Suisse AT1 Losses(Bloomberg) -- Another group of Japanese investors sued Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc.’s joint brokerage venture with Morgan Stanley, the latest litigation over losses on Credit Suisse’s riskiest debt that became worthless. Most Read from BloombergChinese Carmaker Overtakes Tesla as World’s Most Popular EV MakerTesla Plans Revamp of Smash Hit Model Y From China PlantApple’s iPhone Design Chief Enlisted by Jony Ive, Sam Altman to Work on AI DevicesHow Were So Many Economists So Wrong About t |
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Japan banks scramble to beef up asset management business amid govt reform pushTOKYO (Reuters) -The Japanese government's reform push for the country's $5 trillion asset management industry has sparked a series of action plans from top Japanese banking groups to beef up their long overlooked asset management business. Asset management has emerged as an area of focus for the banks this year as the financial regulator sought their help to shake up the industry in line with Japan's policy pledge to turn dormant household savings into investments. "We aim to build up the asset management business as the group's fourth pillar after banking, trust banking and brokerages," Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group's chief executive Hironori Kamezawa told Reuters in an interview. |
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UPDATE 1-Three Australian buyouts worth $2.35 billion emerge in end-of-year deal rushAustralian building products group Adbri Ltd and pension firm Link Group were among three takeover targets facing bids worth A$3.5 billion ($2.34 billion) made on Monday in a year-end rush of deals involving listed companies. Adbri shares jumped 31% after it said it was in exclusive talks with international building materials group CRH and major shareholder Barro Group for a A$2.1 billion takeover offer. Barro, a family-owned private Australian group, owns 43% of Adbri, and CRH, which is London and U.S. listed, has a 4.6% interest in the takeover target through a cash-settled derivative, they said in a statement. |
Mitsubishi UFJ Agrees to Buy Australia’s Link AdministrationMitsubishi UFJ Financial Group agreed to buy Link Administration in a deal valuing the Australian financial technology company’s equity at $800 million. |
Three Australian buyouts worth $2.35 billion emerge in end-of-year deal rushSYDNEY (Reuters) -Australian building products group Adbri Ltd and pension firm Link Group were among three takeover targets facing bids worth A$3.5 billion ($2.34 billion) made on Monday in a year-end rush of deals involving listed companies. The spree comes as Australia's stock market experiences a late surge, with the main S&P/ASX200 Index having gained 5.6% so far this quarter as investors predict interest rates have peaked. Total corporate buyout activity in Australia fell 23% in 2023 to be worth $99.48 billion, according to LSEG data. |
Japan’s MUFG to Buy Australia’s Link in $744 Million Deal(Bloomberg) -- Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corp. said it will buy Australian data manager Link Administration Holdings Ltd. in a deal valued at about A$1.11 billion ($744 million), as Japanese lenders build on a slew of commitments to acquire higher returning assets abroad.Most Read from BloombergUS Frackers Return to Haunt OPEC’s Pricing StrategyBP to Pause All Tanker Transits Through the Red SeaGulf Splits Hinder US Efforts to End Houthi Ship AttacksChina’s Real Estate Meltdown Is Batteri |