Goldman Sachs Group plans to buy UFJ Holdings’ CMA commercial lending unit, enabling the Japanese bank to reduce bad loans and help meet a government target, according to a published report.

CMA’s 45 billion yen ($429 million) of loans are backed by properties, including gaming parlors, short-stay hotels and golf courses. The terms of the transaction will be decided by March 31, Bloomberg News reported, citing bankers involved.


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