An online seminar using the Corporate Governance Code and other rules amended in 2026 as case studies, explaining methods for interpreting the intentions of supervisory authorities. The lecturer is Shimoda Tomoyuki (下田知行).
This seminar is intended for legal and compliance professionals and uses the Corporate Governance Code, Growth Investment Guidance, Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Act, Financial Instruments and Exchange Act and other rules amended in 2026 as case studies, exploring practical methods for interpreting the intentions of regulators.
Shimoda Tomoyuki (下田知行), Specially Appointed Professor at the Faculty of Economics, Rikkyo University, who has spent many years involved in monetary policy and regulation, will serve as the lecturer and is scheduled to discuss the circumstances behind supervisory authorities' actions and the true purpose of law enforcement. The program is designed to provide legal and risk management professionals, not only those in the financial sector, with insights into dealing with regulators.
The open-webinar format features a solo presentation, offering perspectives that can be put into practice immediately based on Shimoda's expertise. The program consists of a lecture by Shimoda followed by a question-and-answer session, with content designed for immediate use after the seminar.