Financial Services Conduct Authority of Japan

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As a watchdog for the financial sector, the Financial Services Conduct Authority of Japan is responsible for ensuring that our member firms maintain a high standard of professional conduct and ethics in all business they carry out with the investing public.

This is achieved by overseeing firms to make sure that they adhere to the rules governing their sector as closely and as accurately as possible.

If a company does not comply with the rules and standards that have been set, the Financial Services Conduct Authority of Japan is empowered to take action, disciplinary, criminal and/or civil to ensure that investors are protected and abusive companies are prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

In the vast majority of cases, financial institutions do their best to stay within the guidelines and rules set out to them but in the case that a firm strays from these practices or treats a client in an unethical way, the Financial Services Conduct Authority of Japan has the ability to adjudicate problems between investors and institutions to achieve a satisfactory result.

If you have been approached by an unlicensed company with an offer of financial products or services, you may report it to the Financial Services Conduct Authority of Japan using our complaint registration form.

Ongoing investor education and the proliferation of information is one of the main remits of the Financial Services Conduct Authority of Japan. We publish regular articles, proposals, guidance and other resources to assist investors in understanding the financial sector in as much detail as possible and helping the investor make the most appropriate and informed investment decisions for themselves as individuals.

Subject matter ranges from investment guides, warnings, how to guides and a glossary of basic investment terms designed to help the novice investor understand the terminology used in our resources.

The Financial Services Conduct Authority of Japan advocates policies that are designed to limit and reduce risk in the financial sector by the publication of guidelines for financial companies and markets designed to prevent failure of both individual member firms and the market as a whole. Subsequent to the recent financial crisis in 2008 we have played a key role in tightening rules governing banking, investment dealing and the markets. 

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