June 2020
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2020.06.29
DeCurret President & CEO Kazuhiro Tokita Appointed as a Director of Japan Cryptoasset Business Association
DeCurret President CEO Kazuhiro Tokita Appointed as a Director of Japan Cryptoasset Business Association DeCurret Inc. (HQ: Chiyoda ward, Tokyo; President CEO: Kazuhiro Tokita; hereinafter the “Company”) is pleased to announce that its President CEO Kazuhiro Tokita was appointed as a director of the Japan Cryptoasset Business Association at the annual general meeting held on June 26, 2020. The Japan Crypoasset Business Association is a group that aims for the sound development of the industry by actively researching and studying relevant information, gathering knowledge, and exchanging views from the perspectives of technology, accounting, regulation, and business practices, etc. when banks, securities companies, and financial instruments business operators start cryptoasset businesses in Japan. Going forward, the Company will continue aiming to be the "main bank of digital currency" and do the best to contribute to further development of the industry. Japan Cryptoasset Business Association｜Director Structure https://cryptocurrency-association.org/about/officer/ 【DeCurret】Tokita-Appointed-as-a-Director-of-Japan-Cryptoasset-Business-Association.pdf
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2020.06.03
DeCurret to Hold a Study Group on Digital Currency Settlement Infrastructure in Japan
DeCurret to Hold a Study Group on Digital Currency Settlement Infrastructure in Japan DeCurret Inc. (HQ: Chiyoda ward, Tokyo; President CEO: Kazuhiro Tokita) has today announced that it will hold a study group with the goal of building digital settlement infrastructure using valuable digital currencies in Japan. The study group will comprise participants from three megabanks (Mizuho Bank, Ltd., MUFG Bank, Ltd., Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation) and major Japanese companies, experts, among others. ■Background In recent years, expectations have been growing about the efficiency and convenience of digital currency settlements befitting digital society against backdrops such as businesses issuing digital currencies using distributed ledger technology and actions taken by some central banks. At the same time, concerns are emerging over issues including privacy protection, crime prevention measures, and technology risks. These have resulted in the needs for a direction for the realization of valuable digital currencies in Japan. ■Purpose The
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