The Tokyo Stock Exchange has compiled an interim report on measures to prevent recurrence of system troubles that have been suspended all day.
We have established rules so that trading can be resumed on the same day even if a problem occurs, and the impact on investors will be minimized.
In the system trouble that occurred on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in October, it was possible to resume trading by restarting the system, but since there was no clear standard for promptly resuming trading, all Trading of stocks has been suspended all day.
For this reason, the TSE's interim report on recurrence prevention measures clarified the policy of resuming transactions on the same day even if a problem occurs.
Specifically, when the system is expected to be restored, ask the securities company if they can participate in the transaction after resuming, and if the company that can handle it is about 50% or more of the trading value share. Will resume the transaction.
In addition, if orders can be resumed from securities companies by about 2:30 pm even if trouble occurs, transactions will be conducted for only 15 minutes from 2:45 pm to minimize the impact on investors. I want to keep it down.
TSE plans to compile a final report by the end of March next year, based on discussions at the council that considers measures to prevent recurrence.