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Capital / Liquidity
Japan: Bank Stress Tests to Use Covid-19 as Baseline Scenario
By Editors | 08/10/2020
The BOJ and FSA jointly stress-tested banks using a common scenario for the first time in December. This year’s stress tests will use the Covid-19 pandemic as the common scenario.
Market Infrastructure
JPX Forms Committee to Investigate TSE System Failure
By Editors | 06/10/2020
The TSE said a failure occurred in a memory module of an Arrowhead shared disk device, where operations did not switch over to a secondary device due to a device setting.
Securities / Derivatives
Osaka Exchange to Launch Petroleum Index Futures
By Editors | 05/10/2020
The new futures contract will be based on the CME Group Petroleum Index and launch by year-end, subject to regulatory approvals.
Market Infrastructure
Hardware Failure Causes Full Day Closure at Tokyo Exchange
By Editors | 01/10/2020
The TSE apologised for inconvenience caused to investors and said it is replacing the faulty hardware. Trading is expected to resume Friday.
Enforcement
Japan FSA Demands Explanation for Miscounted Shareholder Votes
By Editors | 30/09/2020
Sumitomo Mitsui Trust and Mizuho Trust could face business improvement orders, depending on their explanations and the measures they have planned to prevent recurrence.
Securities / Derivatives
Sumitomo Mitsui Under Fire for Miscounting Shareholder Votes
By Editors | 25/09/2020
Sumitomo Mitsui confirmed that 1,139 shareholder voting forms were not counted even though they were delivered in time.
Enforcement
Saxo Japan Ordered to Bolster Controls After Data Breach
By Editors | 22/09/2020
The breach included clients’ names, contact details, date of birth, bank account information, and identity verification documents of 750 clients.
AML / KYC
FinCEN Files Reveal AML Failures at Global Banks
By Manesh Samtani | 21/09/2020
The trove of documents shows that the banks allowed $2tr to flow through the financial system despite having flagged the transactions as suspicious.
AML / KYC
Japan FSA Probes E-money Providers as More Thefts Emerge
By Sanday Chongo Kabange | 16/09/2020
NTT Docomo has reported additional cases of thefts through its e-money service. Japan Post Bank has identified similar thefts via five other operators.
Enforcement
Japan: Nomura Employee Leaks Client Information to Securities Firm
By Editors | 14/09/2020
Nomura has apologised for the incident and pledged to strengthen its management of customer information. It will also consider taking legal action against the offending staffer.
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