What is Japan’s FSA? Japan’s FSA ( Financial Services Agency) is the principal regulatory body responsible for the stability of Japan’s financial system.
Why is Japan a member of the FATF?
A regional and international leader in counter terrorist financing and anti-money laundering, Japan is a member of the global Financial Action Task Force ( FATF ). Following FATF policy, the FSA works to ensure Japan’s financial institutions adhere to the AML/CFT policies and practices set out in the 40 Recommendations.
Will Japan become an international finance hub?
The Japanese Government is committed to expanding Japan’s role as an international finance hub.
