TSE information officer eager to boost computer system safety

TOKYO, Japan - Yoshinori Suzuki, newly appointed chief information officer of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, speaks at a press conference at the exchange on Feb. 2. He said the TSE should first boost the capacity of its computerized trading system to improve the system's safety.

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