Japan’s Financial Services Agency Advances Research on Digital and Distributed Finance
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On November 2, 2026, Japan’s Financial Services Agency announced the agenda for the second meeting of the Study Group on Approaches to Digital and Distributed Finance and held the meeting on the same day. The meeting included an explanation by the secretariat, hearings of opinions from JPYC, Inc., SBI VC Trade Co., Ltd., and the Japanese Bankers Association, as well as discussions on relevant issues. The Financial Services Agency also made public the list of study group members, materials from the secretariat, and materials submitted by the three parties, while specifically noting that materials submitted by companies reflect only their respective views and do not represent the position of the Financial Services Agency. Based on the information currently available, the study group has entered the stage of hearing opinions from relevant companies and industry organizations and holding discussions.
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- 金融庁Japan’s Financial Services Agency publishes agenda for second meeting of the Digital and Distributed Finance Study Group
Japan’s Financial Services Agency published the agenda for the second meeting of the Study Group on Digital and Distributed Finance, to be held on November 2. The meeting will include a briefing by the secretariat, hearings from JPYC Inc., SBI VC Trade Co., Ltd., and the Japanese Bankers Association, as well as discussions. The Financial Services Agency also released the list of members, materials from the secretariat and the three parties, and noted that the companies’ materials reflect only their respective views and do not represent the position of the Financial Services Agency.
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