The study examines awareness, perceptions and use of lending industry systems among consumers and businesses to inform future policy steps by the agency.
Japan’s FSA (financial regulator) said it has published a commissioned survey report on users of the moneylending industry. The study was designed to analyze and understand awareness levels, perceptions and recognition of relevant systems among general consumers and business operators that use moneylending services, with the findings intended to support the agency’s future policy measures. The announcement refers readers to the full report under the title “Publication of the Survey Results of the ‘Survey and Research on Moneylending Users.’”