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Yahoo Japan to Enter the Crypto Trading Fray with Nearing Taotao Launch

By Securities Docket on May 29, 2019, 8:11 am

Yahoo Japan has tipped its hand to the upcoming launch of Taotao, its cryptocurrency trading platform. YJFX, Yahoo Japan’s foreign exchange (forex) platform, acquired a 40% share in Taotao, which was previously dubbed BitARG, in early 2018. Since making this acquisition, they have moved to set BitARG up as a Yahoo Japan branded subsidiary. The […]

Posted in Global, Industry, Top | Tagged Cryptocurrency, Japan

Japan to require crypto exchanges to bolster internal oversight: source | News | The Mighty 790 KFGO

By Securities Docket on April 17, 2019, 10:08 am

Japan’s financial regulator will require cryptocurrency exchanges to strengthen internal oversight of the so-called “cold wallets” used to store digital money, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Tuesday. The move by the Financial Services Agency (FSA) highlights the difficulties in ensuring security of virtual currencies, as well as the broader […]

Posted in Global, Top | Tagged Cryptocurrency, Japan

Japan’s cryptocurrency industry drafts self-policing rules – Nikkei Asian Review

By Securities Docket on June 19, 2018, 12:38 pm

In an effort to step up consumer protections and improve transparency, Japan’s cryptocurrency industry has drafted new regulations that prohibit insider trading and the trading of new currencies that cannot be traced easily. The Japan Virtual Currency Exchange Association, created in March, will vote on the proposal at a meeting on June 27. It seeks to […]

Posted in Global, Industry | Tagged Cryptocurrency, Japan

Over 100 Firms Seek Licenses to Operate Cryptocurrency Exchanges in Japan – Bitcoin News

By Securities Docket on March 5, 2018, 8:32 am

There are over 100 companies reportedly waiting for the Japanese Financial Services Agency to approve their registrations to operate cryptocurrency exchanges. While only 16 exchanges are fully licensed in Japan, the agency has allowed another 16 to operate without a license for the time being. However, going forward, only those with sufficient safety and customer […]

Posted in Global, Top | Tagged Cryptocurrency, Japan

Ex-Deutsche salesman gets sentenced in Tokyo for bribery | Reuters

By Securities Docket on July 16, 2014, 7:48 am

A former Deutsche Bank salesman in Tokyo was handed a suspended prison sentence on Wednesday for bribing a pension fund official in a case that has put a spotlight on the compliance practices of the Japanese arm of Germany’s largest bank. via Ex-Deutsche salesman gets sentenced in Tokyo for bribery — Reuters

Posted in Global, Top | Tagged Anti-corruption, Japan

Arrests made in Japanese pension probe – MarketWatch

By Securities Docket on December 5, 2013, 7:29 am

An employee of Deutsche Bank AG and a former executive of a pension fund for workers of units of Japanese trading house Mitsui & Co. have been arrested over suspicion of bribery, police authorities said Thursday. via Arrests made in Japanese pension probe – MarketWatch

Posted in Global, Top | Tagged Anti-corruption, Japan

Japan Securities Watchdog Seeks Record Fine for Singapore-Based Juggernaut Capital Management – WSJ

By Securities Docket on August 1, 2013, 7:49 am

Japan’s securities watchdog has proposed what would be the country’s biggest-ever penalty for insider trading or stock manipulation, as the government steps up its fight against illegal activity in the country’s equity market. The Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission announced Wednesday it was seeking a ¥431.18 million ($4.4 million) fine against Singapore-based Juggernaut Capital Management […]

Posted in Global, Top | Tagged Insider Trading, Japan

Japan Stiffens Penalties for Insider Trading – WSJ

By Securities Docket on June 13, 2013, 7:06 am

Japan’s parliament passed a bill that would ramp up penalties against insider trading, bringing its law closer to international standards following a string of financial scandals last year. Under the revised rules, fines for insider trading will be raised significantly and those who leak nonpublic information or induce another person to trade on such information […]

Posted in Global, Top | Tagged Insider Trading, Japan

Japanese Regulator Proposes Prison for Insider-Trading Tipsters

Japanese Regulator Proposes Prison for Insider-Trading Tipsters

By Securities Docket on March 22, 2013, 9:08 am

Japan’s financial regulator proposes that individuals who provide tips for insider traders would face up to five years in prison and 5 million yen in fines.

Posted in Global, Top | Tagged Insider Trading, Japan

Near Endemic Insider Trading Problem Finally Drives Stronger Laws in Japan

Near Endemic Insider Trading Problem Finally Drives Stronger Laws in Japan

By Securities Docket on December 27, 2012, 12:09 pm

“Near endemic problem” of insider trading forces Japan to strengthen its insider trading laws.

Posted in Global, Top | Tagged Insider Trading, Japan

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