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Speaking at a fintech symposium late Thursday, Nakaso made no mention of the process to choose new central bank governor who will take over incumbent Haruhiko Kuroda, whose term ends on April 8.
It was unclear how or whether Nakaso’s move may affect the nomination to choose successor to Kuroda.
“I’m a member of ABAC, APEC’s Business Advisory Council, private-sector panel, which will handle the issue of transition of finance, I’m going to serve the chairman of a taskforce to deal with financial issues,” Nakaso said.
