Japan seeks certainty over US and Europe clearing rules – Masamichi Kono interview

Masamichi Kono Q&A

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Asia Risk: Does the recent move by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to take a narrower definition of the "US person" rule than the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) reassure you that issues posed by US cross-border rules can be resolved?

Masamichi Kono, vice commissioner for international affairs, Japan Financial Services Agency: That's a difficult question to answer because while, of course, we appreciate the fact that the SEC issued such a proposal, it does not solve the

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