A major Japanese financial institution's chief executive has called out industrial giant Nidec over serious control deficiencies. The head of Japan Exchange Group didn't mince words when addressing ongoing accounting irregularities at the motor manufacturer. With investigators still digging into the company's books, pressure's mounting on Nidec's management to overhaul their internal oversight mechanisms. This public rebuke from one of Japan's top financial watchdogs signals how seriously regulators are taking corporate governance lapses in the current environment.
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FOMOSapien
· 12-04 12:59
Nidec is finished this time. Even the Japanese exchanges have come out to criticize them. Their internal controls must be a complete mess...
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DataOnlooker
· 12-04 12:59
Nidec is finished this time. The uncompromising attitude of that Japanese exchange is truly rare.
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SandwichDetector
· 12-04 12:57
Japanese exchanges are really bold to speak out. Nidec's accounting issues are quite significant.
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4am_degen
· 12-04 12:47
Nidec has really messed up this time, even the Japan Exchange Group has come out to criticize them... Regulatory crackdowns are no joke.
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GasOptimizer
· 12-04 12:41
As soon as the internal control loophole data of Nidec was released, the market reacted immediately—this is a typical signal that the space for governance arbitrage has been blocked, and the long-term vacancy rate will rise.
A major Japanese financial institution's chief executive has called out industrial giant Nidec over serious control deficiencies. The head of Japan Exchange Group didn't mince words when addressing ongoing accounting irregularities at the motor manufacturer. With investigators still digging into the company's books, pressure's mounting on Nidec's management to overhaul their internal oversight mechanisms. This public rebuke from one of Japan's top financial watchdogs signals how seriously regulators are taking corporate governance lapses in the current environment.