Financial Services Agency Discusses Regulatory Adjustments for Growth Enterprise Financing
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On November 6, 2026, the Financial Services Agency released the minutes of the second meeting of the Working Group on Growth Enterprise Financing. The meeting discussed implementing more flexible regulatory arrangements for professional borrowing and lending institutions serving only professional customers, and reviewed the non-bank bond issuance system. Participants discussed the scope of borrowers, registration requirements and codes of conduct for lending institutions, whether commitment fees should be excluded from nominal interest, and the division of supervisory responsibilities between central and local authorities. The meeting also discussed rationalizing the capital and staffing requirements under the Non-Bank Bond Act while maintaining or improving disclosures on loan assets and non-performing loans.
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The Financial Services Agency published the minutes of the second meeting of the Growth Enterprise Financing Working Group. The meeting discussed flexibly adjusting regulations for professional lending and lending institutions serving only professional customers, and reviewed the non-bank bond issuance system. Participants discussed the scope of borrowers, registration and conduct rules for lending institutions, whether commitment fees should be excluded from nominal interest, and the division of supervisory responsibilities between the national and local governments. The meeting also discussed rationalizing capital and staffing requirements under the Non-Bank Bond Act, while maintaining or improving disclosures on loan assets and non-performing loans.
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