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LINE, a Japanese messaging app provider, has been approved for a cryptocurrency business license in Japan.
LINE, messaging app, cryptocurrency exchange, Japan, tokens, token economy, Financial Services Agency, blockchain
The Financial Services Agency (FSA), Japan’s financial regulator, has announced plans to step up surveillance of local banks that show signs of stress.
Japan, banks, financial services, financial health, Financial Services Agency, FSA
The Japanese Financial Services Agency has received 190 cryptocurrency exchange license applications.
Financial Services Agency, Japan, Asia, cryptocurrency exchange license applications, cryptocurrency Japanese, Virtual Currency Exchange Association, anti-money-laundering policy, AML, crypto exchange
Challenger banking service Revolut has secured licences in Singapore and Japan for planned launches in 2019.
Revolut, Singapore, Japan, licences, digital banking, Monetary Authority of Singapore, Financial Services Agency of Japan
The Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA) has ordered cryptocurrency exchanges to make improvements to lax measures on money laundering.
Japan, Financial Services Agency, FSA, money laundering, crypto exchange, cryptocurrency, BitFlyer
16 Japanese cryptocurrency exchanges, licensed by the Financial Services Agency (FSA), have officially announced the creation of a self-regulating organization.
Bitcoin, regulation, crypto, cryptocurrency, Japan, Financial Services Agency, cryptocurrency exchange
Japanese and Swiss financial regulators have initiated an agreement on financial technology.
Switzerland, Japan Financial Services Agency, FSA, Financial Market Supervisory Authority, Finma, cooperation, fintech, regulators, financial services
Japan’s Financial Services Agency has approved 11 companies as operators of cryptocurrency exchanges.
Japan, Financial Services Agency, cryptocurrency, cryptocurrency exchange, Bitcoin, money laundering
Japan’s Governor has announced that beginning with April 1st will start recognizing Bitcoin as a legal method of payment.
Bitcoin, Japan, Asia, cryptocurrency, AML, KYC, regulation, Financial Services Agency Japan