Fincity.tokyo disseminates information about Tokyo’s appeal as a financial hub while also conveying user feedback to relevant organizations to drive initiatives aimed at enhancing convenience.
An event aimed at promoting ESG investment and sustainable finance while enhancing Tokyo’s presence in this field. We also hold financial seminars for young people.
We communicate Tokyo’s appeal and initiatives to overseas investors and others through speaking engagements at international financial events and company visits.
Identifies foreign firms that complement Tokyo and Japan’s financial sector, encourages their decision to enter Tokyo, and supports them through to business launch.
This initiative promotes the business development and integration into the domestic ecosystem of foreign firms operating asset management and Fintech businesses that have entered Tokyo.
We communicate Tokyo’s appeal and initiatives to overseas investors and others through speaking engagements at international financial events and company visits.
Overseas Media Utilization Project
Project Overview
The Overseas Media Utilization Project, conducted by Fincity.Tokyo, is an initiative to enhance the brand image of “Tokyo as an International Financial City.” It involves strategic and continuous information dissemination targeting influential overseas media, particularly those with significant influence in the financial and economic sectors.
Specific activities include the following:
1. Building and Strengthening Relationships with Overseas Media
We build trust-based relationships with overseas media reporters and editors to establish a foundation for promoting accurate and positive coverage of Tokyo. ・Hosting Media Roundtables: We hold regular exchange sessions with overseas media representatives, such as quarterly meetings, to directly provide information on Tokyo’s latest developments and policies. ・Individual Briefings and Daily Information Provision: In addition to distributing press releases and newsletters, we provide detailed responses to individual media inquiries and offer tailored information.
2. Proactive Information Dissemination through Advertorials and Feature Content
Going beyond mere information provision, Fincity.Tokyo will proactively produce high-quality content and disseminate it through influential international media. ・Partner Media: Collaborate with globally influential financial and economic media, including Reuters. ・CommunicationThemes: Deeply explore and communicate Tokyo’s strengths and appeal through specific themes such as Tokyo’s financial ecosystem, concentration of asset management firms, pioneering initiatives in sustainable finance, and startup support.
3. PR Activities Linked to Events
Maximize the use of international events hosted or co-hosted by Fincity.Tokyo to create concentrated information dissemination opportunities. Utilizing events like the “FinCity Global Forum”: Invite international media to conferences, arrange interview opportunities with speakers, and leverage the event’s visibility to amplify information dissemination overseas.
4. Establishing Information Dissemination Infrastructure
We will develop and provide reliable information tools to facilitate overseas media in writing articles about Tokyo. Media Kit Creation and Distribution: We will prepare and provide an English-language media kit covering Tokyo’s strengths as a financial city, its business environment, various statistical data, and preferential treatment systems, ensuring it is readily accessible for reference.
Business Objectives
The above business activities are conducted to achieve the following objectives:
・Establishing the “International Financial City Tokyo” brand and enhancing its recognition We will dramatically increase Tokyo’s presence as a financial city overseas and establish its position as a world-class financial hub.
・Promoting the attraction of overseas companies, talent, and capital By concretely communicating Tokyo’s excellent business environment, growth potential, and quality of life, we aim to encourage overseas financial institutions, startups, and highly specialized professionals to enter or relocate to Tokyo, thereby expanding inward direct investment.
・Shaping positive international public opinion We will improve the quality and quantity of Tokyo-related coverage in overseas media, dispel fragmented and stereotypical images, and foster multifaceted, positive international public opinion.
Overseas Media Articles Advertising & Publication Record
Bloomberg TV Appearance
FGF Advertorial (Reuters)
Roundtable Session
Tokyo Sustainable Finance Week (TSFW)
Business Overview
Tokyo Sustainable Finance Week (TSFW) is an annual event week organized by FinCity.Tokyo. It features the “Tokyo Sustainable Finance Forum,” an international forum bringing together financial institutions and experts from Japan and abroad.
Purpose
TSFW aims to promote ESG investing and sustainable finance for realizing a sustainable society, enhancing Tokyo’s international presence in this field. Specifically, it seeks to position Japan as a central player in providing transition finance to advance phased decarbonization in Asia, projecting “the power of finance” from Tokyo to the world.
Key Activities
Fiscal Year 2024
Tokyo Sustainable Finance Forum 2024
Date:
October 4, 2024
Results:
Held for domestic and international financial institutions and others. Out of 1,033 registrants, 593 attended (195 on-site, 398 online). 79 participants joined the networking session.
Sustainability Management Practice Seminar for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
Date:
October 11, 2024
Results:
First-time event. 266 participants out of 457 registrants (75 on-site, 191 online). 55 participants joined the networking session.
Fiscal Year 2023
・Held in conjunction with the international event “PRI in Person” organized by PRI (Principles for Responsible Investment). ・Hosted the “Tokyo Sustainable Finance Forum” and the “Everyone’s Finance Seminar”. ・Featured impact investing as one theme and held a panel discussion.
2022
・Established an Event Week to promote ESG investing and sustainable finance. ・Held the “Tokyo Sustainable Finance Forum” and the “Everyone’s Finance Seminar”. ・Participated in the FC4S Annual General Meeting in Casablanca and presented Tokyo’s initiatives.
FY2021
Tokyo-London Green Finance Seminar 2021
Date:
December 10, 2021
Results:
Approximately 200 Japanese and British financial professionals watched live, and 483 watched the archive.
Leveraging Green Towards a Profitable and Sustainable Business
Date:
October 7, 2021
Overview:
Presented at a webinar hosted by the Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce in Japan.
Results:
Approximately 50 participants.
Tokyo-Unlocking Opportunities for Asia’s Green Finance
Date:
November 22, 2021
Overview:
Webinar co-hosted with Reuters
Results:
Online viewership reached 206 participants, with 1.16 million views on Twitter.
Fiscal Year 2020
London-Tokyo Green Finance Webinar
Date:
June 29, 2020
Results:
Co-hosted with the City of London Corporation and the British Embassy in Japan. Approximately 90 financial professionals from Japan and the UK participated.
Sustainable Finance Forum (for domestic and international financial institutions)
Sustainable Finance Seminar for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
Overseas Promotion (Roadshow) Initiative
Project Overview
Overseas roadshows are a core initiative of FinCity.Tokyo’s promotional activities. We visit major global financial hubs (New York, London, Singapore, etc.) to communicate Tokyo’s appeal as a financial market and its latest initiatives to overseas investors, asset management firms, Fintech companies, and others.
Business Objective
The purpose of this initiative is to build networks with overseas financial professionals through speaking engagements at international financial events in each city, roundtables for local institutional investors, and individual company visits. Ultimately, this aims to attract promising overseas financial firms and establish relationships with family offices.
Key Activities
Fiscal Year 2024
・Participated in ABAC Hong Kong, conducting discussions for the August Tokyo meeting・Co-hosted an event with Bloomberg Hong Kong
・Held roundtables for institutional investors ・Conducted meetings with 21 companies not yet present in Japan New York, Toronto
・Exhibited at the international conference “IPEM” and hosted the “Japan Session” Paris
・Co-hosted the inaugural “FGF in SG” event with LSEG (approx. 60 attendees) Singapore
・Speak at the “Future Sustainability Forum” Dubai, Abu Dhabi
・Held FinTech roundtable, calling for expansion into Tokyo London
・Organized “Japan Panel Discussion” at “iConnections Global Alts Miami” (120 attendees) Miami, New York, Chicago, San Francisco
Fiscal Year 2023
・Hosted “FinCity Global Forum in New York” (140 attendees) New York
・Jointly exhibited booth with Osaka and Fukuoka at “Singapore Fintech Festival (SFF)” Singapore
・Participated in “Las Vegas Fintech Meetup,” meeting with 45 companies Las Vegas
・Hosted a breakfast roundtable for asset management companies.・Spoke at the fintech conference “EmTech”London
Fiscal Year 2022
・Participated in the “Greenwich Economic Conference” and co-hosted a roundtable New York
・Jointly exhibited for the first time with Osaka and Fukuoka at the Singapore Fintech Festival (SFF) Singapore
・Attended and presented at WAIFC and FC4S Annual General MeetingsCasablanca
・Visited Luxembourg and Brussels in conjunction with speaking at the “Tokyo-London Financial Seminar 2023”Luxembourg and Brussels
Bloomberg Co-hosted Event Hong Kong Roadshow April 15 – 19, 2024
IPEM Japan Session North American Roadshow June 10 – 25, 2024
IPEM Japan Session Paris Roadshow 2024.9.9 – 9.13
FGF in SG Singapore Roadshow 2024.11.7 – 11.19
Future Sustainability Forum Dubai/Abu Dhabi Roadshow 2024.12.4 – 12.10
FinTech Roundtable London Roadshow 2025.1.31 – 2.6
Global Alts Miami Japan Panel Discussion North America Roadshow 2025.1.29
English Disclosure Support Project (Disclosure G)
Project Overview
This program provides IR support to companies in emerging markets with relatively small market capitalizations. This includes assistance in developing equity stories that highlight the sustainability of their business operations, advice on preparing financial disclosure materials and their English translations, and guidance on communicating with overseas investors. ※From FY2026 onwards: The program will be restructured and implemented by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
Business Objective
Why has the Tokyo Metropolitan Government established this subsidy program? The background lies in the “International Financial City Tokyo” initiative, which aims to position Tokyo as a top-tier financial hub in Asia and the world.
To realize this vision, attracting more capital from overseas investors, such as pension funds and high-net-worth individuals, to the Tokyo market is essential. However, a significant barrier exists when these investors seek to evaluate and select Japanese asset management companies: the lack of information disclosure in English.
This is particularly burdensome for domestic small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). While possessing unique strategies and diverse appeal, these firms often face constraints in funding and human resources. Consequently, creating high-quality English materials and multilingual websites is a heavy burden. As a result, excellent investment opportunities were going unrecognized by overseas investors, leading to lost opportunities.
This initiative directly reduces the cost burden of English disclosure to support motivated and capable firms. Its purpose is to enhance each company’s international competitiveness and create an environment where overseas investors can make confident investment decisions. This, in turn, aims to enhance the appeal of Tokyo’s financial market as a whole, contributing to the realization of an “international financial city” that attracts capital and talent from around the world.
We support the challenges of Emerging Managers (hereinafter “EM”) who will lead Japan’s asset management industry in the future.
FIncity.tokyo operates the “Emerging Managers Program (EMP)” as part of its efforts to realize the “International Financial City Tokyo” vision. This program supports the establishment and growth of EM, promoting the diversification and advancement of Japan’s asset management industry.
■Flagship Event Bringing Together Key Players
1. Tokyo Asset Management Forum (TAMF) A forum for sharing cutting-edge initiatives from Japan and abroad aimed at advancing the nation’s asset management industry
■Fostering the Creation and Development of Independent EMs
2.Tokyo Independent Business Dojo Supporting Next-Generation EM Independence and Launch Through Independent Startup Seminars and Individual Consultations ※From FY2026 onwards: The program will be restructured and implemented by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
■Bridging Overseas Asset Owners and Domestic EMs
3. Overseas AO Survey Investigating the actual state of EM investment among overseas AOs and conducting awareness activities for domestic stakeholders based on the findings 4. Overseas AO Matching Individual matching events between overseas AOs and domestic EMs
■Bridge between Domestic AOs and Domestic EMs
5. EMP Roundtable A forum to discuss and prepare measures supporting “funding from domestic AOs to EMs” and “accumulating EM track records” 6. EM Showcase Initiatives to catalog the EM universe and introduce noteworthy EMs
Business Overview
This program primarily targets emerging asset management companies (EMs) established by professionals who have gained extensive experience at major financial institutions and other organizations. The unique investment strategies and novel approaches possessed by EMs are essential elements for revitalizing Japan’s financial markets as a whole. However, newly established EMs often face significant challenges in securing funding from institutional investors and establishing a solid business foundation, largely due to limited track records. This program addresses these challenges by creating networking opportunities between EMs and domestic/international institutional investors through seminars and events. Furthermore, initiatives like the “EM Showcase,” which disseminates information about outstanding EMs globally, provide strong support for enhancing their visibility and expanding business opportunities.
Program Objectives
This program aims to achieve the following three objectives:
(1) Facilitating Market Entry for Emerging Asset Managers: By creating an environment that eases EMs’ market entry and increasing the number of practitioners with diverse investment styles, we broaden the base of the entire asset management industry. (2) Diversifying and Enhancing Domestic Asset Management: We promote the growth of EMs with innovative and highly specialized investment strategies—strategies often difficult for large asset managers to implement—thereby providing investors with more diverse options and enhancing the industry’s overall competitiveness and appeal. (3) Contributing to the Realization of “Tokyo as an International Financial Center”: By building a vibrant ecosystem where talented managers gather and new businesses continuously emerge, we will contribute to establishing Tokyo’s position as a financial hub for Asia and the world.
Key Initiatives
・ Hosting the Tokyo Asset Management Forum Inviting domestic and international asset owners and experts to provide a platform for discussions and information exchange aimed at promoting capital allocation to EMs.
・ Implementation of the EM Showcase Introduces distinctive EMs to enhance their recognition among institutional investors and others.
・ Offering the Tokyo Independent Practice Dojo Providing information on licensing procedures and compliance, along with opportunities to share experiences with established practitioners, for those aiming to start their own asset management businesses.
Key Achievements
Individual Support for Tokyo Asset Management Forum (TAMF)
Date: January 24, 2025 Number of Participants: Approximately 400 (180 on-site, 212 online)
Financial Foreign Firm Discovery “Attraction U Program”
FinCity.Tokyo is working to attract overseas asset managers, fintech companies, and other firms. ※From FY2026 onwards: FinCity.Tokyo will focus on identifying companies.
① Identify foreign financial firms that can complement Tokyo/Japan’s financial services and technology, ② Facilitate their decision to enter Tokyo, ③ Provide ongoing support until business commencement, and ④ Conduct follow-up and handover for companies supported in previous years. Additionally, ⑤ Promote awareness of this initiative. ※From FY2026 onwards: Programs ①④⑤ will be implemented by FinCity.Tokyo, while programs ②③ will be implemented by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
Program Overview
FinCity.Tokyo’s “Attraction U Program” is a specialized program designed to accelerate the entry and business development of overseas financial firms, particularly asset management companies and fintech firms, into the Japanese market.
＜Target Companies＞
Overseas asset management companies and fintech firms interested in the Japanese market and planning to establish a base in Tokyo.
＜Specific Support＞
This program provides participating companies with a support package worth up to 60 million yen (approximately $400,000 USD). This includes subsidies from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and Fincity.Tokyo’s unique support program.
(1) Support Market Entry
Business Matching: Supports building networks with domestic financial institutions, corporations, investors, and others.
Networking Events: Create touchpoints with Japan’s financial industry and startup ecosystem.
Market Insight: Provides deep insights into market trends and business opportunities.
(2) Support Incorporation
Subsidies Guidance: Guide you in utilizing Tokyo Metropolitan Government subsidies for establishment and business expansion (up to approximately 30 million yen over 3 years).
Service Provider Introduction: Introduces specialists (such as law firms) necessary for business launch.
Incorporation Concierge: Supports various procedures involved in establishing a corporation.
(3) Licensing Support
(4) Licensing Consultation We provide consultation regarding the acquisition of financial licenses.
(5) Law Firm Introduction Introduces law firms with proven track records in licensing applications.
Regarding Investment Promotion Activities
Fincity.Tokyo actively hosts roadshows and roundtables in major global financial cities such as New York, London, Singapore, and Hong Kong, striving to build relationships with overseas companies.
Business Objectives
The primary objective of attraction is to further advance Tokyo as an international financial center. To achieve this, we aim to attract outstanding talent, capital, information, and technology from overseas to invigorate Tokyo’s financial markets.
・ Attracting Overseas Financial Institutions We actively attract foreign companies such as asset management firms and fintech companies, bringing new players and innovation to Tokyo’s financial ecosystem.
・ Policy Recommendations and Enhanced Collaboration Based on feedback and requests gathered from overseas companies through our attraction activities, we collaborate with relevant ministries, agencies, and organizations such as the Financial Services Agency, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, and the Japanese government to make policy recommendations regarding deregulation and institutional improvements.
・ Building a Sustainable Growth Environment By maintaining close relationships to ensure attracted companies succeed and grow sustainably, we aim to enhance Tokyo’s appeal as an international financial center and create a virtuous cycle that encourages further entry of overseas companies.
Success Stories
Capstone Investment Advisors Riza Okada (Head of Client Solutions, APAC Region)
07.29.2025Interview
#SuccessStories
Eurazeo Global Investor Japan Ken Hu (Director – Business Development & Investor Relations)
The Financial Foreign Enterprise Networking Project hosts networking events for financial foreign enterprises, such as overseas asset managers and fintech companies, that have expanded into Tokyo. Events feature simultaneous pitch sessions and business matching, conducted in a hybrid format combining on-site and online participation. ※From FY2026 onwards: To be implemented by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government as part of its attraction measures
Business Purpose
This initiative aims to facilitate the smooth business expansion and integration into the domestic financial ecosystem for foreign financial firms operating in Tokyo. We support participants in resolving their challenges and establishing their businesses within the city, while fostering new collaborations through effective matching with Tokyo-based companies. Through this initiative, FCT will continue contributing to the revitalization and advancement of Tokyo’s financial ecosystem.
Key Achievements
Key Achievements in Fiscal Year 2024
In FY2024, through event hosting and subsequent ongoing follow-up, we achieved the following results:
Collaboration Achievements 6 NDAs Signed Four NDAs were signed with companies that presented at FY2024 events, and two with companies that presented in previous years.
Business Matching : Approximately 40 cases High-quality business matching was conducted between participating foreign companies and interested Tokyo-based companies. The target of setting up 5 or more meetings per participating company was achieved.
Feedback from Participating Companies Company A (1 NDA): “Compared to other events, a higher percentage of companies are continuing discussions after meetings, for which we are grateful.We greatly appreciated the long-term support leading up to the event day.” Company C (1 NDA): “We definitely want to participate next time. Collaboration with Company X is crucial for expanding our business in Japan, and we are sincerely grateful for the pre-event matching arrangements.” Company D (2 NDAs): “While we had matchings with operating companies before, we had never had matchings with investors, so we are extremely grateful.”
Financial Foreign Companies Network Event: List of Participating Companies
FGF is the flagship event hosted by FinCity.Tokyo.It serves as a platform for high-level discussions, inviting leaders from domestic and international financial institutions and government officials to address the challenges and future potential facing Tokyo as an international financial center. This forum invites member companies of FinCity.Tokyo and financial professionals from Japan and abroad to engage in discussions on various topics concerning the future of Tokyo as an international financial center. Industry leaders and overseas investors gather to discuss Tokyo’s competitive advantages and future vision.
Business Objectives
This initiative has the following objectives:
Promotion of Tokyo as an International Financial Center: Broadly disseminate positive information about Tokyo and its future potential both domestically and internationally, highlighting Tokyo’s appeal as an international financial center. Policy Recommendations: Compile new insights and suggestions gained through the event into policy recommendations and propose them to relevant stakeholders, contributing to the further development of Tokyo’s financial markets.
Past Events
・Timely Themes Most recently, we adopted the theme “Resilience of Tokyo as an International Financial City” to explore new paths for driving sustainable economic growth.In the past, we have held discussions on important themes of the day, such as “The Future of Tokyo as a Green International Financial Center” and “Tokyo’s Role as an International Financial Center in the Post-Corona Era.”
・Inviting key figures from Japan and abroad Every year, top leaders from financial institutions in Japan and abroad, including the Chairman of FinCity.Tokyo and government officials, take the stage to share their insights.
・Collaboration with external organizations By collaborating with other important financial events, such as the Tokyo Asset Management Forum, we are strengthening the communication power of Tokyo’s entire financial ecosystem through synergistic effects.
FinCity Global Forum (FGF) Annual Results
FY2024 FinCity Global Forum 2025
Date:
January 24, 2025
Theme:
GX Strategy, Growth Market Activation, Utilization of High-Net-Worth Assets, etc.
Purpose:
To pioneer the “Cape of Good Hope” (new growth potential areas) of the international financial city.
Number of Participants:
620 participants (including 290 on-site attendees). Attendees included the President of the Asian Development Bank, the Governor of Tokyo, the CFO of the University of Tokyo, and the Chairman and Directors of our organization. Held as a first-ever two-day event in collaboration with the “ABAC Seminar” and other initiatives.
To discuss policy challenges and future prospects for realizing an “Asset Management Nation”
Number of Participants:
Approximately 900 pre-registered, approximately 600 attendees. Including the Deputy Secretary-General of the Liberal Democratic Party, the Vice Minister in charge of Financial Services, the Governor of Tokyo (via video), and the Chairman of this organization. Hybrid event.
To discuss the outlook and challenges of transition finance for achieving a decarbonized society
Number of Participants:
Approximately 900 pre-registered, approximately 600 attendees. Including the Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary, the Vice Minister of Finance, the Governor of Tokyo, and the Chairman of this organization. Hybrid event.
Discuss Japan’s leadership in realizing a Green International Financial City
Number of Participants:
Approximately 1,600 pre-registered participants, with approximately 300-400 viewers at any given time. Participants included the Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary, the Vice Minister of Finance, the Governor of Tokyo, the President of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, and the Chairman of our organization. Held online.
Remarks:
Co-hosted by newspapers, supported by the Financial Services Agency.
To discuss Tokyo’s role and the future of the asset management industry in the post-pandemic era
Number of Participants:
Approximately 1,300 pre-registered attendees; approximately 600-800 concurrent viewers. Participants included the Vice Minister of Finance, Vice Minister for Financial Services, the Governor of Tokyo, the Vice Governor of Tokyo, and the Chairman of our organization. Held online. Co-hosted with the Nikkei newspaper; supported by the Financial Services Agency.
FC4S (International Collaboration Project on Sustainable Finance)
Project Overview
FinCity.Tokyo participates on behalf of Tokyo in the “FC4S (International Network of Financial Centres for Sustainability)”, an international network of financial centers for sustainable finance operated by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
Project Objectives
The purpose of this project is to leverage the global FC4S network to disseminate information worldwide about Tokyo’s initiatives in sustainable finance and ESG investing, while deepening international collaboration with other cities. Furthermore, by collaborating with overseas financial promotion organizations that are members of both FC4S and the “World Alliance of International Financial Centres (WAIFC),” we aim to create synergies with our promotional activities and further enhance the presence of Tokyo as an international financial center.
Main Activities
・Participation in Annual General Meetings and Related Events Attend FC4S’s annual general meetings and related events to share Tokyo and Japan’s advanced initiatives in sustainable finance with the world, while strengthening ties with representatives from other cities.
・Responding to the Assessment Program Respond to FC4S’s annual assessment program, which evaluates each city’s sustainable finance initiatives, challenges, and international collaboration status. This provides an objective understanding of Tokyo’s current position and informs future strategy development.
FC4S Annual General Meeting
Presentations at FC4S-related events
FC4S Assessment Program
Policy Recommendations
Business Overview
To realize Tokyo’s vision as “Asia’s Innovation and Financial Hub for a Sustainable Society,” we will engage with relevant ministries, local governments, industry associations, and others to advocate for necessary policies and measures based on insights, requests, and feedback from domestic and international financial stakeholders and member companies.
Project Objective
FinCity.Tokyo’s policy advocacy aims to develop Tokyo into a world-class international financial city. To achieve this, we serve as a bridge, conveying the financial industry’s specialized expertise and on-the-ground perspectives to government and administrative bodies to realize effective policies. Specifically, we advocate for institutional reforms to enhance Tokyo’s international competitiveness and attract foreign investment. This includes advancing the government’s “Asset Management Nation” vision, promoting sustainable finance such as ESG investing, and strengthening key sectors like asset management and supply chain finance.
Key Activities
December 22, 2025
Regarding the Ruling Party’s Outline of Tax Reform for Fiscal Year 2026 The Ruling Party’s Outline of Tax Reform for Fiscal Year 2026 includes a review of the “Special Taxation Rules for Foreign Partners (PE Taxation Special Rules),” which was one of FinCity.Tokyo’s policy proposals.
May 25, 2023
Release of the Supply Chain Finance(SCF) Whitepaper To support the strengthening and visibility of supply chains from a financial perspective, we have released the “SCF White Paper ver 1.0,” an interim report on policy proposals, as the result of extensive discussions with relevant organizations both in Japan and abroad.
February 17, 2023
Direct Proposal to the Government (International Financial Center Related) Chairman Hiroshi Nakaso presented policy proposals for realizing an international financial center at a joint meeting of the Liberal Democratic Party’s “Financial Research Committee Task Force on the Future of International Financial Centers” and the “Subcommittee on Startup Policy under the New Capitalism Implementation Headquarters.” Chairman Nakaso attended the joint meeting of the LDP’s “Financial Research Committee” and “New Capitalism Implementation Headquarters.”
March 22, 2022
Reflection of Opinions in Emergency Proposal for Realizing “New Capitalism” The content of the discussions FinCity.Tokyo has held with relevant parties to date has been incorporated into the urgent proposals submitted to Prime Minister Kishida by the LDP’s Financial Research Council.
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