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Before JPX Launched | History (OSE) | Japan Exchange Group The world’s first institutional futures exchange: "Dojima Rice Exchange" The chronological table of Osaka Securities Exchange Co.,Ltd. Japan Exchange Group Tokyo Stock Exchange Osaka Exchange 　 Tokyo Commodity Exchange JPX Market Innovation & Research Japan Exchange Regulation Japan Securities Clearing Corporation After JPX Launched Before JPX Launched History of Jasdaq Securities Exchange Dojima Rice Exchange The origin of securities exchanges stems from Edo Period, when the exchange for rice & crop was established in Osaka, center of Japanese economy. Each prefecture set up its own warehouses in Osaka for shipping & preservation of their rice (to be taxed by the government), and sold them to merchants. One of the most famous merchants was "Yodoya", which was based upon the southern part of Yodoyabashi area. Some other merchants gradually gathered to create one market. This market was called "Yodoya-Komeichi", which was the first securities ...

History of Jasdaq Securities Exchange, Inc. | History (OSE) | Japan Exchange Group History of Jasdaq Securities Exchange, Inc. Japan Exchange Group Tokyo Stock Exchange Osaka Exchange 　 Tokyo Commodity Exchange JPX Market Innovation & Research Japan Exchange Regulation Japan Securities Clearing Corporation After JPX Launched Before JPX Launched History of Jasdaq Securities Exchange Jun. 1949 Over-the-counter approved issues system established. (Abolished in Jun. 1961.) Feb. 1963 Over-the-counter registration system established. Jun. 1976 Japan OTC Securities Co., Ltd. established. Nov. 1983 New over-the-counter market started. OTC registration system improved. Public stock offerings mitigated. Information disclosure enriched. Jul. 1986 Approved to include OTC registration issues into investment funds. Oct. 1987 Issue of convertible bonds of OTC registration issues started. Oct. 1991 Starting calculation of "JASDAQ INDEX". Oct. 1992 Central depository system started. Jul. 1995 Special provision on over-the-counter registration system established. (Frontier issues) Jan. 1996 Issue of ...

Symposium Co-hosted by JFSA-JPX on "TCFD- The Power of the TCFD Framework in Company-Investor Dialogue" [includes video] | Japan Exchange Group Feb. 12, 2019 Symposium Co-hosted by JFSA-JPX on "TCFD- The Power of the TCFD Framework in Company-Investor Dialogue" [includes video] Post On February 12, 2019, Japan's Financial Services Agency (JFSA) and Japan Exchange Group, Inc. (JPX) co-hosted a symposium at Tokyo Stock Exchange, entitled "TCFD- The Power of the TCFD Framework in Company-Investor Dialogue". The Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) was established in 2016 by the Financial Stability Board. In June 2017, TCFD released its final recommendations, aiming to support companies that disclose financial impacts of the risks and opportunities presented by climate change. The TCFD's recommendations have gained rapid acceptance in the business and investment world and climate-related disclosure is becoming mainstream in financial filings. ...

JPX and PRI hold TCFD Forum [includes video] | Japan Exchange Group Jun. 11, 2019 JPX and PRI hold TCFD Forum [includes video] TSE Hall provides venue for discussion on implementing TCFD recommendations On June 11, 2019, Japan Exchange Group and Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) co-hosted the “Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) Forum“ at TSE Hall. We heard from a wide range of speakers on the topic of implementing the TCFD's recommendations, including representatives from the PRI, the Japan Financial Services Agency, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, the Ministry of the Environment, GPIF, and sustainability-minded companies and institutional investors. Around 400 investors, listed company representatives and others attended the Forum. Program Time Program (Click titles below to view videos) Participants 12:00 Registration 13:00-13:10 Welcome Address Akira Kiyota, Sustainability Committee Chair, Group CEO, Japan Exchange Group, Inc. 13:10-...

Panel from FSA-JPX seminar “TCFD Disclosure and Transition Finance” now available in English | Japan Exchange Group May 26, 2021 Panel from FSA-JPX seminar “TCFD Disclosure and Transition Finance” now available in English Post On April 28, 2021, the Japan Financial Services Agency (FSA) and Japan Exchange Group (JPX) held an online seminar on the theme of “TCFD Disclosure and Transition Finance (Toward Carbon Neutral in 2050)”. Over 700 people from listed companies, investors and others joined the seminar live, and many more have since watched on demand. The first panel of this seminar, where representatives from the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, the FSA, and the Ministry of the Environment discussed TCFD disclosure and transition finance in the context of achieving carbon neutrality in Japan, is now available to view in English. Panel details: “The significance of transition finance and TCFD disclosure for achieving carbon neutrality” Moderator: ...

JPX Publishes Environmental Data for FY2024 | Japan Exchange Group Jun. 19, 2025 JPX Publishes Environmental Data for FY2024 Post On June 19, JPX updated its environmental information with data for FY2024. In July 2021, JPX set a target of carbon neutrality by FY2024, covering direct and indirect emissions in its own operations (Scopes 1 and 2), and has achieved this target in FY2024. Having switched 100% of electricity consumed by the group, the main source of its emissions, to renewable energy through a combination of various procurement methods (switching electricity contracts, PPAs, etc.) depending on the electricity demand at each site, we have then offset GHG emissions which cannot be reduced through renewable energy usage (Scope 1 and non-electricity-based Scope 2) through J-Credits. Please see the below pages for more information. Environmental Data Environmental Activities Contact Japan Exchange Group, Inc.　Sustainability Department TEL:+81-3-3661-1361 (...

Order Types, etc. | Tokyo Commodity Exchange | Japan Exchange Group Tokyo Commodity Exchange Osaka Exchange Tokyo Commodity Exchange 　 Order Types Order Types Outline Limit Order (LO) An order submitted with a specified limit price and to be executed at the specified price or better price. Market Order (MO) An order submitted without the specified limit price and to be executed against the best bid or the best offer in order. Standard Combination Order (SCO) An order that corresponds to a combination of two contract months of buy and sell orders simultaneously executed in the same quantity. Order Conditions Conditions Outline FaS (Fill and Store) In the case where there is unfilled volume after the order is partially executed, the unfilled volumes are remained. FaK (Fill and Kill) In the case where there is unfilled volume after the order is partially executed, the unfilled volume is cancelled. FoK (Fill or Kill) In ...

Listed Company Award | Corporate Value-Focused Management | Japan Exchange Group Corporate Value Improvement Award Overview Past Winners Promoting Corporate Value-Focused Management Listed Company Award 　 Purpose/Eligibility To spread and promote the Corporate Value-Focused Management that TSE, in its position as a market operator, would like to see. Listed companies with high corporate value and exemplary management practices that contribute to the appeal of the TSE market, such as improving corporate value with initiatives that are conscious of cost of capital and addressing other investor concerns. Supporters Japan Investor Relations Association, The Securities Analysts Association of Japan, Japan Securities Dealers Association, Japan　Investment Advisers Association, Japan Venture Capital Association, Nikkei Inc. Corporate Value Improvement Award (FY2019) Corporate Value Improvement Award (FY2018) Corporate Value Improvement Award (FY2017) Corporate Value Improvement Award (FY2016) Corporate Value Improvement Award (FY2015) Corporate Value Improvement Award (FY2014) Corporate Value Improvement Award (FY2013) Corporate Value Improvement ...

Share Split | Japan Exchange Group How Share Splits Work Effects of Share Split Reduction of Investment Unit Share Split 　 Listed companies sometimes conduct share splits to reduce the size of their investment units. When a share split is carried out, the number of shares increases and the price of each share proportionally decreases. While there is no change in the actual value of the entire stock holding, the minimum necessary investment amount becomes smaller as the size of the share’s investment unit decreases. Example: Company A's stock (share price: JPY 20,000, 100 shares held) is split at a 5-to-1 ratio. Although the stock price in this example will be reduced to one-fifth its original price (from JPY 20,000 to JPY 4,000) due to the share split, the number of shares held will increase from 100 to 500, so there is no change ...

TSE IR MOVIE SQUARE | Japan Exchange Group TSE IR MOVIE SQUARE Regarding the channel (Disclaimer) Pick Up Movie List of IR Clips 　 Code Issue Name Title Clips 7238 AKEBONO BRAKE INDUSTRY CO.,LTD. Akebono Brake Group Corporate Video 6952 CASIO COMPUTER CO.,LTD. Company introduction of CASIO COMPUTER CO.,LTD. 7616 COLOWIDE CO.,LTD. COLOWIDE CO., Ltd. Corporate Video 4674 CRESCO LTD. CRESCO LTD.「Corporate Profile Video 2016」 4674 CRESCO LTD. CRESCO LTD.「Message from the President 2016」 6383 DAIFUKU CO.,LTD. Daifuku Corporate Profile 4631 DIC Corporation Introduction of DIC 3469 Dualtap Co.,Ltd. Dualtap Co., Ltd. Corporate Introduction 9722 FUJITA KANKO INC. Fujita Kanko Group Promotion Video 6890 Ferrotec Holdings Corporation Ferrotec IR Video 2020 English 6890 Ferrotec Holdings Corporation Ferrotec IR Video 2018 English 6501 Hitachi,Ltd. Hitachi, Ltd.,Briefing on the 2018 Mid-term Management Plan 3237 INTRANCE CO.,LTD. INTRANCE Corporate: Business Overview 2337 Ichigo ...