Japan may set up regulatory sandboxes to test drones, self-driving vehicles By Tech Wire Asia | 31 October, 2017 JAPAN’S government is looking into introducing a “regulatory sandbox” in three locations next year as the country continues to build up infrastructure to encourage technological innovation in various verticals. On the same day of 21 January 2019, The company also published another press release mentioning that it received official authorization to conduct the first blockchain-based finance project under the Regulatory Sandbox in Japan, managed by Cabinet Secretariat of the country. Within this project, the Company will be giving the involved crypto-exchanges “SETTLENET”*1. On June 6, 2018, the Act on Special Measures for Productivity Improvement came into force. The Act stipulates provisions for: [i] establishment of a project-based system called a “Regulatory Sandbox,” [ii] tax breaks for encouraging IoT investment for facilitating data sharing or collaboration, and [iii] encouraging SMEs to invest in business facilities to improve their productivity. The Regulatory Sandbox can be used by Japanese as well as overseas companies, and it enables companies that apply and receive approval for projects not yet covered by present laws and regulations to carry out a demonstration under certain conditions without the need for legal amendment. We invite you to join a speaker event, by Mr. Shuhei Kataoka, to learn about the Regulatory Sandbox in Japan. Join us to welcome a special guest, visiting us from the Japanese Embassy in UK, Shuhei Kataoka. He has agreed to speak to us about the Regulatory Sandbox in Japan. The FCA’s regulatory sandbox, created in November 2015, opened for applications in June 2016. The FCA takes on two small cohorts each year and has recently selected a third cohort, which will begin testing this month. The UK sandbox is available to new businesses that need to become authorised
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