Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ ?

Met an HR rep from BTMU a few weeks ago at a networking event. She said they are rapidly growing their US IBD.

The company acquired a 20% stake in Morgan Stanley after the financial crisis (2009). Also, following the market devastation in Japan (2011), BTMU is looking to expand it's operations in the US and internationally.

http://www.nasdaq.com/aspx/stock-market-news-stor…

Is this a bank on the rise, or is there something I'm missing? Do any monkeys work there? What's the career progression like if you are not Japanese? I heard there's a ceiling you can reach before you get pushed out.

Have a great weekend.

Adelbert

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Sure go work there and after Japan has its debt default BTMU won't exist anymore.

just a warning

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