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FSA Analytical Notes（2025.6）vol.1の公表：金融庁

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This page announces the publication of "FSA Analytical Notes (2025.6) vol.1" by Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA). The FSA utilizes granular data from loan details and corporate information to analyze economic trends and financial system resilience. This report focuses on financing for newly established corporations, revealing a positive correlation between new business formation rates and working-age population ratios across prefectures. Analysis shows that while most new business financing concentrates in Tokyo and real estate sectors, regional cities like Fukuoka also participate significantly. Findings indicate that new establishment status does not substantially impact lending terms when controlling for industry and financial factors. The FSA commits to advancing data analysis capabilities for financial administration.

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