The nationalized Ashikaga Bank has formalized a rehabilitation plan that will see some 300 of its 2,800 workers cut within two years, the Financial Services Agency said Friday.
The Tochigi Prefecture-based bank will also slash personnel costs by 30 percent from March 2003 levels within three years.
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