Finance
Japan FSA to Examine Bank Risks in ‘World With Interest Rates’
- Financial regulator announces annual policy guidance
- FSA will also check disclosure of cross-shareholdings
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Japan’s financial regulator plans to examine how major banks manage risks tied to securities investment and foreign-currency liquidity as they adjust to “a world with interest rates.”
In its annual policy guidance released on Friday, the Financial Services Agency pointed to uncertainty over the global economy and markets at a time when Japanese financial institutions are getting used to rising rates at home for the first time in years.