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UFJ becomes first bank to miss paying dividend

  • 27 May 2005

Japan's UFJ Bank will fail to pay a scheduled dividend on a $1bn tier one preferred security.

The non-payment on June 30 will not count as a default, since coupons on tier one capital are intended to be deferrable, but will be the first time ...

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