Report submitted to the Financial Services Agency due to TSE system trouble October 16, 23:49
On the 1st of this month, due to a system trouble that occurred on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, TSE and its parent company, Japan Exchange Group, submitted a report to the Financial Services Agency.
The Financial Services Agency is expected to scrutinize the contents of the report and consider administrative sanctions.
On the 1st of this month, the Japan Exchange Group and the Tokyo Stock Exchange submitted a report on the night of the 16th based on a report request order from the Financial Services Agency due to a system trouble on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, where trading of stocks was suspended all day.
According to the people concerned, when the system equipment failed, the backup function did not work properly due to a defect in the settings, and the settings were already changed to prevent recurrence. It means that it includes the fact that the entire system was inspected for any defects.
In addition, in the future, in addition to establishing certain rules with securities companies in advance so that trading can be resumed promptly even if a system trouble occurs, adjustments are being made to establish a council to consider specific measures to prevent recurrence. It means that there is.
The council will hold its first meeting next week with executives from major securities companies, online securities companies, and institutional investors.
The Financial Services Agency is expected to consider administrative sanctions after scrutinizing the contents of the submitted report, and the Japan Exchange Group and others will decide on clarification of responsibilities based on the response of the Financial Services Agency. I will.