On-Site Inspection Policy and Plan for the 2011 Inspection Year (from July 2011 to June 2012)

Ⅰ.On-Site Inspection Policy

The DICJ will effectively and efficiently implement inspections against financial institutions, hearings on improvements related to inspection results (referred to as “improvement hearings” hereinafter), system verification, and training and advice while pursuing linkage among these measures in order to maintain and improve the accuracy of the depositor’s name-based aggregation database. In doing so, the DICJ will engage in a thorough exchange of opinions with financial institutions regarding inspection and improvement hearings, and through such interactions, will encourage financial institutions to appropriately maintain and manage the name-based aggregation database and its system.

The DICJ will also take all possible measures to ensure information security.

At the on-site inspection, we will strive to give sufficient consideration to the operations of financial institutions affected by the aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake.

(Note)This on-site inspection policy is included in the DICJ’s Policy of Operation for FY2011.

Ⅱ.Inspection Plan

Type of financial institution Number of financial institutions      (Reference) Inspection Year 2010
Number of planned Number of implemented
Banks 10   10 5
Shinkin Banks 30 40 27
Credit Cooperatives 20 30 14
Total 60 80 46
(Note) Number of planned may change.
DICJ's Activities
Financial Assistance, etc.
Resolution of Failed Financial Institutions
Capital Injection (Including Earthquake Disaster Countermeasure)
Purchasing Assets from Financial Institutions
Purchase of Specified Difficult Recovery Claims
Record of Debt Recovery and Pursuit of Liabilities
Funding
On-Site Inspections
International Activities
Operations under Criminal Accounts Damages Recovery Act