TOKYO -- Japanese banks facing stiff competition from the rise of fintech companies need to shed their "middle-aged-man culture" and actively seek out talented women to create diverse, creative workplaces, said Yuri Okina, who chairs the Japan Research Institute.
Traditional institutions will need to both compete and cooperate with their upstart rivals, expanding into new services that add more value, Okina argues.
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