Japan Exchange's Underlying Results Continue to Be Strong Due to Yen Depreciation
Japan Exchange Group’s strategy has long focused on various attempts to help revitalize the Japanese economy and financial markets. Over the past decade, this strategy took shape through various mergers and acquisitions, such as the merger between predecessor companies Tokyo Stock Exchange and Osaka Securities Exchange in 2013 and the acquisition of Tokyo Commodity Exchange in 2019. Through these mergers and acquisitions, the Japan Exchange Group has become a vertically integrated securities exchange business, with offerings across the full breadth and depth of exchanges and a dominant market share in listing, trading and clearing in Japan. JPX’s current strategy continues in a similar vein, with its medium-term management plan aiming to reinvigorate the Japanese economy and financial markets, primarily by focusing on supporting fundraising and asset formation.
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