“20 million yen required after retirement” To resume discussion on asset formation FSA Sept. 25, 13:42
The FSA's council was criticized for a report that it needed about 20 million yen after retirement, and decided to resume discussions on asset formation on the 25th. On the other hand, we do not take the procedure to report the criticized report to the minister, but we will compile a new report again.
In the financial council of the Financial Services Agency, the working group compiled a report in June and criticized the estimate that about 20 million yen would be required to prepare for retirement in terms of funds.
On the 25th, the Financial Council held a general meeting, and Mr. Junichi Nakajima, Director of the Financial Market Planning and Planning Bureau, thanked him.
After that, he stated, “It is important to create an environment for realizing stable asset formation,” and decided to resume discussions on asset formation in the working group.
On the other hand, for reports that have been criticized, we do not take the procedure of reporting to the Minister as an official document as “giving misunderstandings and anxieties”, but we will discuss them again and compile another report.
The committee members who attended said, “I haven't written anything wrong. I'm worried that I won't give out the necessary information due to public reaction,” or “I hope to see a new discussion with reference to the June report.” Such an opinion came out.
Discussions by the Financial Council working group will begin next month.
The Financial Services Agency will continue to post reports that have been criticized on the website, respecting the discussions so far.