Japan’s Financial Services Agency Hires Lawyer to Monitor Financial Institutions’ Compliance
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On October 28, 2026, the Financial Services Agency announced a lawyer recruitment opportunity and plans to hire one lawyer to monitor financial institutions, including funds transfer service providers and crypto-asset exchange service providers, for compliance with laws and regulations, and to help interpret relevant laws and develop guidelines. Applicants must be qualified lawyers and have relevant knowledge and work experience. The successful candidate will serve as a full-time national civil servant, with an employment term of approximately two years in principle.
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- 金融庁Financial Services Agency recruits lawyer to oversee financial institutions’ compliance monitoring and legal interpretation
Financial Services Agency is recruiting 1 lawyer to monitor the legal compliance of financial institutions, including money transfer service providers and crypto-asset exchange service providers, and to participate in related legal interpretation and the formulation of guidelines. Applicants must hold a lawyer qualification and have relevant knowledge and work experience. The successful candidate will serve as a full-time national government employee, with an employment period of approximately 2 years in principle.
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