Mitsubishi UFJ to cut 1,000 jobs, shut 50 branches
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nanotechnology
This should had been long done by MUFJ. Before the merger, some ATMS and branches of Mitsubishi-Tokyo and UFJ were just within 100 meters distance. After the merger until now, MUFJ still operating those two branches. It is more economical and reasonable to streamline both branches and ATM locations.
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whitepocky
nanotechnology - Unfortunately, a lot of the people in charge of making such decisions don't think logically.
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wanderlust
It took more than 3 years for them to integrate Sanwa Bank into UFJ, so 3 years for this is probably "on-time". But neither the old BTM and UFJ nor the new MUFJ really know the meaning of service...
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