~ Completion of "Phase 2” ~

A subsequent project of Blockchain / DLT applicability to the Post-Trade Processing

Daiwa Securities Group and the University of Tokyo Initiate Social Cooperation Program

Initiating research collaboration to develop next-generation financial services using forefront technology

Start of Stock Trading on Yangon Stock Exchange

Signing of Joint Venture Agreement to Establish Yangon Stock Exchange

Tokyo Financial City Vision

Vitalizing Japan’s Financial and Capital Markets as a Pillar to the New Growth Strategy

Japan’s Economy: Monthly Outlook (March 2019)

Doubts regarding five prevailing views on Japan’s economy

Japan’s Economy Continues Dependence on Domestic Demand. Growth Seen falling below potential growth. In this report we examine the following: (1) How will Acceptance of Foreign Workers Influence Wages and Productivity, (2) Main Scenario for the Global Economy (3) Risk Factors for the Global Economy(No. 200 Update)[Summary]

Japan to see real GDP growth of +0.6% in FY18, and +0.7% in FY19, and +0.6% in FY20, with nominal GDP growth of +0.4% in FY18, and +1.5% in FY19, and +1.3% in FY20.

Japan’s Economy Continues Dependence on Domestic Demand. Growth Seen falling below potential growth. In this report we examine the following: (1) How will Acceptance of Foreign Workers Influence Wages and Productivity, (2) Main Scenario for the Global Economy (3) Risk Factors for the Global Economy(No. 200)[Summary]

Japan to see real GDP growth of +0.5% in FY18, and +0.8% in FY19, and +0.6% in FY20, with nominal GDP growth of +0.4% in FY18, and +1.6% in FY19, and +1.2% in FY20.

Japan’s Economy: Monthly Outlook (Jan. 2019)

What will bring an end to global economic growth?

Outlook for Japan’s Economy in 2019

Slowing down due to stagnant overseas demand and inventory adjustment. The key to growth in domestic demand is the price of crude oil and consumption tax hike countermeasures