ＪＰＸ、独立委で内部体制検証　山道ＣＥＯが陳謝―東証インサイダー疑惑

　日本取引所グループ（ＪＰＸ）は２９日、傘下の東証社員がインサイダー取引に関与した疑惑が浮上していることを受け、独立社外取締役で構成する「調査検証委員会」（竹野康造委員長）を先月設置したと発表した。社員教育や情報管理など内部体制に問題がなかったか原因究明を進めており、再発防止策の策定に生かす。
　ＪＰＸの山道裕己最高経営責任者（ＣＥＯ）は記者会見し、「上場会社はじめ関係者に迷惑と心配をおかけし、おわび申し上げる」と陳謝。証券取引等監視委員会による調査に全面的に協力する姿勢を改めて示した。
　独立委の設置は９月２７日付。監視委による調査が判明したため、リスク管理の観点から第三者の視点での検証が不可欠と判断した。（2024/10/29-19:25）

Japan Exchange Group Inc., which operates the Tokyo Stock Exchange, said Tuesday that it has set up a panel of independent directors to review internal controls in the wake of an insider trading case involving a TSE employee.
   The panel, established on Sept. 27, is looking into whether there were any problems with the JPX group's internal control systems, such as employee training and information management. Its findings will be used to draw up preventive measures.
   "We apologize for causing inconvenience and concern to listed companies and other related parties," JPX Group CEO Hiromi Yamaji said at a press conference on the day.
   He indicated that the JPX side will fully cooperate with the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission's investigation into the alleged insider trading.
   "We take (the case) seriously as the fact that a TSE employee is under investigation undermines market trust," Yamaji said.