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Financial Services Agency Government of Japan
Financial Stability Analysis in Japan
Toshiyuki Miyoshi Director for International Banking Regulations e-mail: toshiyuki.miyoshi@fsa.go.jp 8 November 2006
Note: the views expressed in this presentation are those of the presenter and do not necessarily reflect those of the FSA.
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Today's Presentation
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Off-site monitoring conducted by the FSA Examples of macro-prudential analysis Challenges to a greater emphasis on macro-prudential elements in Japan's supervisory framework
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Today's Presentation
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Off-site monitoring conducted by the FSA Examples of macro-prudential analysis Challenges to a greater emphasis on macro-prudential elements in Japan's supervisory framework
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Off-site monitoring by the FSA
Continuous and quantitative monitoring of conditions of financial institutions in the intervals between on-site inspections
Profitability Market Risk Liquidity Risk Credit Risk
Processes
Regular reporting from banks on a number of figures and issues that relates to the soundness of financial institutions Simulations and analyses Feedbacks to and regular consultations with financial institutions, and additional reporting and consultations on the FSA's request whenever necessary
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Early warning system
Introduced in December 2002 innovations Ensuring effectiveness in response toto monitor the soundness of banks and toReflectingvulnerabilities that may not andreflected in the identify advances in risk management be corporate governance deterioration of capital adequacy Incorporating recent developments in regulation, supervision and disclosure requirements The monitoring focuses on: Strengthening financial abuse and AML/CFT elements Profitability

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