TOKYO -- Japan's financial regulator and central bank will launch a sweeping investigation into how well anti-money laundering measures work at regional banks and other local financial institutions, Nikkei has learned.
The probe, which comes amid a spate of fraudulent money transfers in the country, could get underway this summer.
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