TOKYO -- Japan's Financial Services Agency intends to consolidate quarterly reporting requirements for companies, looking to ease the burden on businesses while maintaining transparency for shareholders.
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Japan's Financial Services Agency is expected to work out details on audits and other concerns related to the update by the end of the year. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Japan's Financial Services Agency intends to consolidate quarterly reporting requirements for companies, looking to ease the burden on businesses while maintaining transparency for shareholders.