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Japanese digital-asset regulation · English briefs

Every English claim, beside its Japanese source.

Radar reads the Financial Services Agency, Japan Exchange Group and Progmat in Japanese. Each brief pairs its English claims with the passages behind them, and a person approves it before it appears here.

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The planned structure keeps the beneficial rights represented on certificates.

※2 本件においては、投資信託受益権の権利は券面に表示したうえで、原簿管理をオンチェーンで実施する予定です。
MUFG firms announce a domestic tokenised-fund experiment

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MUFG announces a JGB repo experiment on Canton Network

MUFG group companies announced collaboration with Digital Asset and Progmat on an experiment for on-chain JGB repo transactions using Canton Network.

9 claims · 6 Japanese passages

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