MSN-Mainichi Daily News, April 14, 2006
The governmental Financial Services Agency (FSA) plans to order major consumer loan lender Aiful Corp. to suspend business operations at its 1,700 outlets across Japan for failing to provide details on interest on loans to customers, officials said on Friday.
The FSA plans to tell Aiful to suspend operations at five outlets from 20 to 25 days and at all its other outlets for three days....
.... FSA decided to order Aiful to suspend operations at all its outlets because several of them didn't abide by the legal requirements to provide necessary documents. Furthermore, the FSA learned that Aiful used forceful tactics to collect loans.