New SESC head to work to protect individual investors

New SESC head to work to protect individual investors

TOKYO, Japan - Takeo Takahashi, the new chief of the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission (SESC), holds a news conference July 23 in Tokyo. He said the SESC will prioritize protecting individual investors, a step needed to ensure the healthy development of Japan's economy.

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