Japan's financial regulators are closely monitoring whether banks are properly managing the risks posed by rising interest rates to various businesses, involving various aspects such as bond holdings, corporate loans, and ultra-long-term mortgages. Japan's Financial Services Agency Director Yutaka Ito said in an interview that the agency has fully grasped the financial institution's asset status and is currently reviewing its risk management situation. “If deficiencies are found, we will urge them to take corrective measures.”

Japan's financial regulators are closely monitoring whether banks are properly managing the risks posed by rising interest rates to various businesses, involving various aspects such as bond holdings, corporate loans, and ultra-long-term mortgages. Japan's Financial Services Agency Director Yutaka Ito said in an interview that the agency has fully grasped the financial institution's asset status and is currently reviewing its risk management situation. “If deficiencies are found, we will urge them to take corrective measures.”