TOKYO -- Japan's SBI Shinsei Bank will complete its repayment of roughly 230 billion yen ($1.6 billion) in bailout money on July 31, the company said on Wednesday, as it aims to relist on the Tokyo Stock Exchange this year.
Move will mark end to rescue that took place quarter century ago

Parent company SBI Holdings, led by CEO Yoshitaka Kitao, is spearheading SBI Shinsei Bank's repayment plan. (Source photos by Nikkei)
TOKYO -- Japan's SBI Shinsei Bank will complete its repayment of roughly 230 billion yen ($1.6 billion) in bailout money on July 31, the company said on Wednesday, as it aims to relist on the Tokyo Stock Exchange this year.