Japan Exchange Group Inc 2019 IR
The report outlines Japan Exchange Group's (JPX) financial and non-financial performance for fiscal year 2018, highlighting its progress under the 2nd Medium-Term Management Plan and the launch of the 3rd Medium-Term Management Plan. Key achievements include reaching a basic agreement on a business combination with Tokyo Commodity Exchange and revising the Corporate Governance Code to enhance listed companies' corporate value. JPX also advanced its technological capabilities by introducing artificial intelligence to cash equity market surveillance and conducting proof-of-concept testing for blockchain technology. On the environmental front, the company reduced greenhouse gas emissions from the Tokyo Stock Exchange building by 10% compared to its targets.
Company: Japan Exchange Group Inc
Sector: Financials
Country: Japan
Year: 2019
Type: IR
Pages: 80
Japan Exchange Group Inc
The report outlines Japan Exchange Group's (JPX) financial and non-financial performance for fiscal year 2018, highlighting its progress under the 2nd Medium-Term Management Plan and the launch of the 3rd Medium-Term Management Plan. Key achievements include reaching a basic agreement on a business combination with Tokyo Commodity Exchange and revising the Corporate Governance Code to enhance listed companies' corporate value. JPX also advanced its technological capabilities by introducing artificial intelligence to cash equity market surveillance and conducting proof-of-concept testing for blockchain technology. On the environmental front, the company reduced greenhouse gas emissions from the Tokyo Stock Exchange building by 10% compared to its targets.
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Document Details
Report Year
2019
Reporting Period
Apr 1, 2018 - Mar 31, 2019
Fiscal Year
2018
Type
Integrated Report
Language
English
Pages
File Size
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