Japan to open bank data to researchers to uncover risks and improve financial regulation
Japan plans to open detailed banking-sector data from the Bank of Japan and other sources to outside researchers as early as this fiscal year, aiming to help academics analyze information from major lenders to uncover unidentified risks and improve financial regulation and supervision, Nikkei Asia reported.
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