Japan’s FSA updated its supervisory-guideline amendment list with April-June 2026 public-comment materials, including results on partial revisions to financial-sector personal information protection guidelines published with the Personal Information Protection Commission.
Japan’s Financial Services Agency updated its supervisory-guideline amendment list to include publication pages for public comments and related disclosures tied to revisions made from April 1 to June 30, 2026. Among the published materials are the results of a public consultation released by Japan’s Personal Information Protection Commission and the FSA on proposed partial revisions to the “Guidelines on the Protection of Personal Information in the Financial Sector,” a key framework for financial institutions handling customer data.