Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking has dismissed two employees who were working at a branch office in Tokyo for disciplinary dismissal, saying that they had illegally withdrawn cash from the customer's account and had taken a total of more than 58 million yen. I made it clear that I did.
The disciplinary action was taken by a female employee in her 50s and a male employee in her 30s at Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking, both of whom worked at a branch office in Tokyo.
Of these, a female employee in her 50s abused the documents entrusted to her by a customer while working at the Kichijoji and Nakano branches from 2007 to last year, and illegally withdrew cash from the accounts of nine people and dressed. It means that.
Last month, a voluntary inspection conducted by a bank revealed fraud, and the total damage amounted to 53.7 million yen.
In addition, a male employee in his thirties was wearing a total of 4.42 million yen from two customers from 2018 to last year when he was working at the Nakano branch.
Based on inquiries from customers, the bank investigated and discovered the clothes earlier this month.
In response to the investigation, the two said that they "used it for living expenses, etc.", so the company plans to dismiss them as a disciplinary measure by the 20th and report the damage to the police in the future.
Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking said, "We sincerely apologize to our customers and related parties. We will investigate the cause and take effective recurrence prevention measures to restore trust."