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Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission
The is a Japanese commission which comes under the authority of the Financial Services Agency.〔SESC website (Organization ) Retrieved January 27th 2011〕 It is responsible for “ensuring fair transactions in both securities and financial futures markets.”〔SESC website (History and Functions ) Retrieved January 27th 2011〕
Its current chairman is Kenichi Sado, who assumed the post in July 2007.〔SESC website (Kenichi Sado ) Retrieved January 29th 2011〕 There are two chairmen, Shinya Fukuda,〔SESC website (Shinya Fukuda ) Retrieved January 29th 2011〕 and Masayuki Yoshida.〔SESC website (Masayuki Yoshida ) Retrieved January 29th 2011〕
==History==
The SESC was formally established on July 20, 1992, in the wake of a number of 1991 scandals related to securities companies. In June 1998 the Financial Supervisory Agency and the SESC were split off from the Ministry of Finance, and the Financial Supervisory Agency became the Financial Services Agency.〔SESC website (Who We Are ) Retrieved on January 29th 2011〕
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