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Global One-Stop Center Supporting Finance Market Entry in Osaka
The Osaka Global Finance One-Stop Support Center is an initiative by Osaka Prefecture and Osaka City, the Financial Services Agency, and 40 public-private partners, for overseas financial institutions seeking to establish operations in Osaka.
Subsidy Program for Foreign Financial Companies to Establish a Base in Osaka
This Subsidy Program offers a helping hand to FinTech-related businesses that are considering establishing their base in Osaka.
Expansion opportunities into Osaka for Fintech firms and investors from finance sector
Incentives to attract and facilitate the entry of Fintech firms and investors from the finance sector into Osaka’s financial market
Subsidy Program for Foreign Financial Companies to Establish a Base in Osaka
The Osaka Prefectural Government has initiated a Subsidy Program to assist foreign financial companies in establishing a new business location in Osaka City by providing partial support for the expenses required for preliminary research and establishment of a new base.
The Fintech market in Japan – FinCity.Tokyo
Japan’s fintech market is estimated at JPY1,210 billion (USD 12 billion), which is still very small compared to markets such as that of the US (USD 4 trillion). However, it has been showing constant growth. From 2017, a CAGR of nearly 70% is estimated towards 2022. FinCity.Tokyo, as a public-private agency established to promote Tokyo as a global financial hub, would be delighted to support EU firms to connect with Japan’s ecosystem.
Report: Fintech Market in Japan
What business opportunities does the Japanese Fintech market offer to EU SMEs? Opportunities stemming from large Japanese market to provide B2B services and products would be the main focus as therein lies most opportunities for EU SMEs.
'About Japan' webinar series 201: Fintech market in Japan
22
Nov
2022
The webinar targets: EU companies seeking to newly develop or strengthen their current positions in Japan’s Fintech market and EU companies with strong technology and development background.
Report: The Evolving Fintech Landscape in Japan
To get the access to this report, please click here.
Webinar 122: Fintech Sector in Japan: Regulatory approaches
11
Sep
2018
How is Japan’s regulatory stance efficiently incorporating fintech into Japan’s economic landscape?Consisting of numerous and diverse fast-growing segments, the fintech indust
Report: The Japanese Fintech Sector
To get the access to this report, please click here.
Webinar 121: Japan’s Fintech Sector - Strategy and Trends
26
Jun
2018
26-06-18 | 10:30 - 11:30 AM CETHow has Fintech become a strong area within the Japanese startup ecosystem and where do the opportunities lie for European entrepr

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