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September 28, 2007
New Securities Regulation Goes into Effect in Japan
Japan's Financial Instruments & Exchange Law (FIEL) marks the biggest change in the country's financial regulation in 20 years, covering everything from corporate disclosure to securities trading practices. The regulations will bring Japan's regulation closer to international standards. The Japanese public, well-known as savers, is expected to start shifting savings into investments. WSJ, Japan Securities Law Targets Local Savers.
September 28, 2007 in News Stories | Permalink
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