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  • AI: Press Conference By KATAYAMA Satsuki, Japan Minister Of Finance And Minister Of State For Financial Services

    Date 02/07/2026

    Minister)

    First, I met with an Alphabet executive, Hiroshi Lockheimer. He speaks Japanese extremely well and has roots in Japan. I understand that, at that level in this field, there may be only one person of Japanese background even in Silicon Valley. Alphabet is currently developing CodeMender, a frontier AI product that not only detects vulnerabilities but also writes patches and automates the process through remediation. The company plans to make it generally available worldwide at the end of July. Google has been operating in Japan for 25 years, and its representatives said they would very much like to support the Japanese government. 

  • ASX ETF Market Reaches Record Year Milestone

    Date 02/07/2026

    ASX has recorded a milestone year for exchange traded fund (ETF) listings, with 72 new ETFs added in FY26, the highest on record and well above the 50 listings in FY25. The result cements ASX’s position as Australia’s leading ETF market and reflects sustained growth in both issuer activity and investor demand.

  • Tokyo Stock Exchange Surveys Institutional Investors On Companies Demonstrating Meaningful Progress (Reissued)

    Date 02/07/2026

    Since June 12, Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. (TSE) has been conducting a survey of domestic and overseas institutional investors regarding companies demonstrating meaningful progress in the area of management that is conscious of cost of capital and stock price.

  • ASIC Launches Refreshed Companies Search Service

    Date 02/07/2026

    Customers can opt to use improved companies and organisations register search service.

  • Federal Reserve Issues Initial Findings From Its 2025 Triennial Payments Study

    Date 01/07/2026

    The Federal Reserve on Wednesday issued initial findings from its 2025 triennial payments study. The information shows how consumers and businesses chose to make noncash payments, using different types of cards, ACH payments, and checks.