About JSRI
President’s Address
JSRI was established in 1961 by the intent of the securities industry to study and research the basic theory and problems regarding securities, and what the securities market structure should be. We are grateful that our institute has conducted the basic research on the financial and capital markets and collected and publicized relevant information with supports from the industry for the past sixty years ever since the establishment. Thus, we have contributed to the academic promotion in the relevant fields of the financial and capital markets.
Today, with the globalized economy and finance, the rapid development of technology, the changes in worldwide financial policies, and the need toward a more sustainable society, we have faced the necessity of fundamentally reviewing the financial regulations. It is concerned how the global economy and society and the financial and・capital markets are after Covid-19. In addition, the world has been greatly affected by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Under these circumstances, JSRI holds research groups of specialists on various themes tackling issues arisen from the circumstances from time to time, carefully paying attention to the way of proceedings. Paying attention to SDGs, our study groups make policy recommendations to the financial circles and provides a good opportunity for researchers and practitioners to have communications between them. We also organize conferences and symposiums on the timely issues as we promote digital transformation. Through these activities we wish to meet expectations from the financial circles.
JSRI issues quarterly academic journal “The JSRI Journal of Financial and Securities Markets”, monthly “Securities Review,” and bimonthly “Securities Report.” We also publish following books. “Illustrated Guide to Securities Markets” series provide overviews of securities markets in Japan, the U.S., Europe, and Asia. “Materials on the History of Securities Market in Japan” is a compilation of an enormous number of historical materials on securities. We also compile books carrying reports from our research groups.
Our website provides the contents of these publications and offers retrieval service of the books and documents possessed by the Securities Library in both Tokyo and Osaka and of the Chronological Table of Securities History. We also deliver e-mail newsletters and SNS announcing the updated information in a timely manner. Securities Statistics Portal Site provides our users a function to access the statistics publicized by different organizations in the securities industry.
It is my wish that those who have knowledge and interest in the financial and capital markets utilizes our research products and kindly extend supports and cooperation to our activities.
Outline
Official Name | Japan Securities Research Institute |
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Establishment | August 15, 1961 *Transformed to a public interest incorporated foundation on 1st April, 2010, according to the reform of public interest corporation system |
Basic property | 1 billion yen |
President | MORIMOTO Manabu |
Managing Director | TAKAGI Takashi |
Directors |
OSAKI Sadakazu KIKUCHI Koji KINOSHITA Sione SHINSHIBA Hiroyuki SUZUKI Hitoshi HARADA Kimie WAKAZONO Chiaki |
Auditors |
KOBAYASHI Masahiro MARUYAMA Masahiko |
Councilors |
【Chairman】HIBINO Takashi ISHII Noboru EGAWA Masako KIKUCHI Hiroyuki KOBAYASHI Eizo SUGIE Jun NEMOTO Naoko FUKUDA Shinichi FUKUYAMA Toshihiko YAMAJI Hiromi |
Number of officers and employees | 24 people |
History
Aug. 1961 | Japan Securities Research Institute established |
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Dec. 1966 | Securities Library opened in Tokyo |
Nov. 1969 | JSRI merged with the Osaka Securities Research Institute at the Osaka Securities Exchange, expanding the institute’s presence to two locations (Tokyo and Osaka) |
May 1971 | Securities Library opened in Osaka |
Apr. 2010 | JSRI transformed to a Public Interest Foundation upon the reform of public interest corporation system |
Feb. 2019 |
JSRI’s main office and Securities Library moved to the Taiyo Life Insurance Nihombashi Building |