July 1, 1971
The objective of the Deposit Insurance Act is to establish the deposit insurance system and to contribute to the maintenance of stability of the financial system in order to protect depositors and others and ensure the settlement of funds related to failed financial institutions. The mission of the DICJ is to appropriately manage the deposit insurance system for achieving its objective.
¥31,475 million (General Account ¥455 million, Regional Economy Vitalization Corporation Account ¥3,000 million and Corporation for Revitalizing Earthquake-Affected Business Account ¥28,020 million)
| Account | Subscribers | |
|---|---|---|
| General Account | Government | 150 million yen |
| Bank of Japan | 150 million yen | |
| Financial Sector | 155 million yen | |
| Regional Economy Vitalization Corporation Account | Government | 3,000 million yen |
| Corporation for Revitalizing Earthquake-Affected Business Account | Government | 28,020 million yen |
One Governor, four Deputy Governors and one Auditor (part-time)
Executives are appointed by the Prime Minister subject to the approval of both Houses of the Diet.
| Title | Name | Term of Office | Career | |
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| Governor | MITSUI Hidenori | Mar. 1, 2023 – Feb. 28, 2025 |
Apr. 2020 | Project Professor the University of Tokyo Graduate Schools for Law and Politics |
| Jul. 2018 | Director-General the Policy and Markets Bureau, the Financial Services Agency |
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| Apr. 1983 | Joined the Ministry of Finance | |||
| Deputy Governor | SHOGAN Ryuichi | Mar. 1, 2023 – Feb. 28, 2025 |
Oct. 2019 | Executive Advisor IBM Japan, Ltd. |
| Sep. 2015 | Auditor the Bank of Japan |
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| June. 2014 | Director-General Payment and Settlement Systems Department the Bank of Japan |
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| Apr. 1983 | Joined the Bank of Japan | |||
| Deputy Governor | TAKAHASHI Masato | Mar. 1, 2023 – Feb. 28, 2025 |
Feb. 2020 | Head of the General Affairs Department the Osaka High Public Prosecutors Office |
| Jan. 2018 | Deputy Chief Prosecutor the Otsu District Public Prosecutor Office |
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| Apr. 1994 | Public Prosecutor the Tokyo District Public Prosecutor Office |
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| Deputy Governor | OTSUKA Hidemitsu |
Sep. 8, 2023 – Sep. 7, 2025 |
June. 2017 | President Tokyo Credit Services, Ltd. |
| May. 2012 | Executive Officer and General Manager Internal Audit & Credit Examination Division the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd. |
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| Apr. 1982 | Joined the Bank of Tokyo, Ltd. | |||
| Deputy Governor | MORIUCHI Akira |
Sep. 8, 2023 – Sep. 7, 2025 |
Sep. 2022 | Director General Chugoku Shikoku Regional Police Bureau |
| Feb. 2021 | Commissioner of Hiroshima Prefectural Police Headquarters |
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| Apr. 1990 | Joined National Police Agency | |||
| Auditor (part-time) |
SAKAMOTO Hiroko | Apr. 1, 2023 – Mar.31,2025 |
Oct. 2019 | Established herself in a private office as a CPA |
| July 2007 | Partner A&A Partners |
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| Oct. 1984 | Joined the Chuo Accounting Office | |||
FY2023: 427
| Planning and Coordination Department | The Planning and Coordination Department is responsible for overall coordination of the DICJ’s administrative works, convening the Policy Board and other meetings, public relations, information disclosure, protection of personal information, personnel affairs, organization, staffing levels, promoting information security measures, general supervision, liaison and coordination of responses to questions from the National Diet, planning, plotting, liaison and coordination regarding systemic revision related to the DICJ, general supervision and overall coordination of guidance and advice to the RCC, concluding agreements with the RCC, capital injection to Regional Economy Vitalization Corporation of Japan and others, liaison and coordination with safety net related authorities, etc., operating the cloud service collecting and providing relevant information on failure resolutions, collecting and analyzing information of Domestic financial institutions, inspection and research of the domestic deposit insurance system, and has jurisdiction over the affairs outside the jurisdictions of the other departments. |
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| Treasury Department | The Treasury Department is responsible for budgeting, settlement, accounting, asset management, financial planning, fund raising and management, as well as the collection of insurance premiums, contributions and specified contributions. |
| Resolution and Financial Revitalization Department | The Resolution and Financial Revitalization Department is responsible for the administration by financial administrators, special oversight and specified administration, operations specified in Article 34, Item (xiii) of the Deposit Insurance Act, financial revitalization, capital injection in financial institutions and others, coordination and implementation of agreements with respect to financial assistance and specified financial assistance, management of assets acquired as financial assistance and specified financial assistance, businesses of acquiring financial institutions under management and assuming debts of financial institutions under management, etc., measures under Item (iii) specified in Article 102, Paragraph (1), Item (iii) of the Deposit Insurance Act, loans and guarantees for financial institutions, etc., acquisition of assets from financial institutions and others, any acts taken by financial institutions in accordance with Article 58-3 of the Deposit Insurance Act, and operations related to the grant of funds. |
| Deposit Insurance Department | The Deposit Insurance Department is responsible for the insurance payouts and other payments, decisions on financial assistance (including responses to financial crisis), purchase of deposits and other claims, decisions on specified financial assistance operations, making the schedule of depositors based on the Special Corporate Reorganization Act, the name-based aggregation of depositors, providing financial institutions with training and advice for preparing data on deposits and withdrawals and developing the relevant systems, etc., and operations under the Account Registration Act and the Account Management Act. |
| Special Investigation Department | The Special Investigation Department is responsible for the guidance and advice to the RCC, the asset investigation of debtors and others regarding claims transferred to the RCC, other investigations necessary for giving guidance and advice to the RCC, and pursuit of liabilities of managers of failed financial institutions, etc. and other parties concerned. |
| Inspection Department | The Inspection Department is responsible for inspections pursuant to Article 137, Paragraph (6) of the Deposit Insurance Act (except item (iv) of the same paragraph), inspections pursuant to Article 36 Paragraph (6) of the Criminal Accounts Damage Recovery Act, inspections pursuant to Article 44, Paragraph (6) of the Act on Utilization of Funds Related to Dormant Deposits to Promote, and collection, organization and analyses of information related to such inspections. |
| Financial Operations Assistance Department | The Financial Operations Assistance Department is responsible for purchase of specified difficult recovery claims, provision of information on antisocial forces in response to inquiries from financial institutions, collection and storage of such information, public notices given under the Criminal Accounts Damage Recovery Act, and management operations of dormant deposits, etc. and so on. |
| Research and International Affairs Department | The Research and International Affairs Department is responsible for research and study of foreign deposit insurance and failure resolution systems, collection and analysis of information on financial institutions, etc., relating to orderly resolution of a financial institution, administrative works for the International Association of Deposit Insurance (IADI), and bilateral cooperation with foreign organizations concerned. |
| Osaka Operation Department | The Osaka Operation Department is responsible for the following tasks mainly in the Kansai region and areas further west: work related to the reimbursement of deposit insurance and other payments, financial assistance (including responses to financial crisis), purchase, etc. of deposits and other claims, decisions, etc. of the policy of management, collection and disposal of purchased assets, work of financial administrators, etc., guidance and advice to the RCC, asset investigation of debtors and others regarding claims transferred to the RCC, other investigations necessary for giving guidance and advice to the RCC, claim collection entrusted by RCC, and pursuit of liabilities of managers of failed financial institutions, etc. and other parties concerned. |
| Legal Affairs Department | The Legal Affairs Department is responsible for legal cases related to the operational activities of the DICJ and overseeing the compliance activities of the DICJ. |
| Information System Department | The Information System Department is responsible for planning, plotting and overall coordination of individual information systems inside the DICJ, support for development and operation related to individual information systems, overall coordination of budget and execution of individual information systems, overall coordination of plans of training for individual information systems inside the DICJ, preparation for development and overall coordination of the information systems related to tasks associated with systemic revision related to the DICJ, development, operation and administrative support of the failure resolution operation system and its related systems, development and operation of the antisocial forces information inquiry system, development and operation of the dormant deposits management system, and development and operation of the bank accounts information linkage system. |
| Audit Department | The Audit Department is responsible for internal audits, overseeing external auditing, and administration relating to inspections by the Board of Audit of Japan, etc. |