What’s New on the FSA Website

Week of July 21, 2023 - July 27, 2023

This page contains the latest in events, developments, and updates to the FSA website.

Press Releases

Publication

July 25, 2023	FSA publishes English translation of monthly magazine, Access FSA No.236
July 25, 2023	FSA publishes English translation of monthly magazine, Access FSA No.235
July 25, 2023	FSA publishes English translation of monthly magazine, Access FSA No.234

Councils

July 24, 2023	The second meeting of the Working Group on Tender Offer Rule and Large Shareholding Reporting Rule of the Financial System Council
July 21, 2023	"Formulation of the Transition Finance Follow-up Guidance" Announced
July 21, 2023	"Report by the Working Group on Financial Institutions’ Efforts towards Decarbonization of the Economy" (Provisional Translation) Announced

Others

July 27, 2023	The FSA's initiatives for the reduction of food loss as well as food donation through the effective use of a portion of the government's emergency food reserves <Summary> From the perspective of reducing food loss and supporting people in need, the FSA has been engaging in food donation to food bank (hunger-relief) organizations and other outreach groups since August 2021, by making effective use of a portion of food reserves (mainly non-perishable foods, such as canned goods) that are originally kept for disaster-relief/emergency by the government.  The FSA has called for applications for its tenth offering of a portion of its emergency food reserves subsequent to the previous offering made in May 2023. (The offering is for residents in Japan). The original press release is available in Japanese at the following URL: https://www.fsa.go.jp/choutatu/choutatu_j/choutatsu_saigaisyokuhin.html
July 27, 2023	"The Code of Conduct for ESG Evaluation and Data Providers"：17 ESG Evaluation and Data Providers have endorsed the "Code of Conduct"
July 25, 2023	Updated list of issuers of gift certificates in repayment procedures based on the "Payment Services Act"
July 21, 2023	Progress in Data Integration and Next Steps