Partial Revision of Notice Designating Financial Institutions
Overview
The Financial Services Agency partially revised the notice designating financial institutions pursuant to Article 17 of the Act on the Management of Deposit and Savings Accounts Using Individual Numbers Based on Depositors’ Intent, as shown in the attached document. The notice applies from October 13, 2026. The Agency explains that it did not conduct a public comment procedure under the Administrative Procedure Act because this matter does not constitute an order or similar disposition under Article 2, Item 8 of that Act. The Agency provides telephone and website channels for inquiries.
Key points
- The Financial Services Agency partially revised the notice designating financial institutions under Article 17 of the Act.
- The revised notice applies from October 13, 2026.
- Because this matter does not constitute an order or similar disposition under Article 2, Item 8 of the Administrative Procedure Act, no public comment procedure under that Act was conducted.
Overview
The Financial Services Agency announced that it had partially revised, as shown in the attached document, the notice designating financial institutions pursuant to Article 17 of the Act on the Management of Deposit and Savings Accounts Using Individual Numbers Based on Depositors’ Intent. The title of the attached notice is “Notice Partially Revising the Notice Designating Financial Institutions Pursuant to Article 17 of the Act on the Management of Deposit and Savings Accounts Using Individual Numbers Based on Depositors’ Intent.”
The Financial Services Agency explains that it did not conduct a public comment procedure because this matter does not constitute an order or similar disposition under Article 2, Item 8 of the Administrative Procedure Act.
Details
Telephone hours are weekdays, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The telephone number is 0570-016811; from an IP phone, call 03-5251-6811.
A website inquiry channel is available. General questions about financial administration and related matters are accepted by the Financial Services User Consultation Office.
The responsible offices are the General Policy Division, Policy Bureau (internal extension 5557), and the Research Office, General Affairs Division, Planning and Market Bureau (internal extension 2757).