Kyokuto

General Information of Kyokuto Securities

Kyokuto Securities was founded in March 1947 as Fuji Securities Co. and joined the Tokyo Stock Exchange as a full member in 1949 and changed its trade name to Far Eastern Securities Co. in December. Elite license and joined the Osaka Stock Exchange as a full member in 1987. In 1989, Kyokuto Securities became a general securities company and joined the Nagoya Stock Exchange as a full member in July of the same year and established Far Eastern Securities Brokerage Research Institute Ltd. In 1993, the Bank of Japan futures account opened, and in 2005, the company was listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, and in September, it established an investment subsidiary, FE Invest Co. In September 2007, it was registered as a financial instrument operator under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act. Kyokuto Securities is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, with a current capital of 52,5168 yen and 256 employees. Kyokuto Securities is currently regulated by the Financial Services Agency of Japan and holds a retail foreign exchange license authorized and licensed by the Agency, Regulatory No. 2010001041478.

Main Business

Kyokuto Securities' main businesses include trading (stocks, investment trusts, bonds, etc.), brokerage, underwriting, and some other advisory services (M&A advisory, securitization advisory).

Minimim Deposit of Kyokuto Securities

Minimum deposit details are not fully disclosed on the Kyokuto Securities website, therefore it is unknown the precise amount to trade with this stockbroker.Kyokuto Securities conducts sales mainly on a face-to-face basis and does not conduct call center or Internet transactions. Kyokuto Securities offers investors a NISA account (Japan Individual Savings Account), which is available to those over 20 years of age residing in Japan; as a tax-free investment limit, a maximum of 1.2 million yen can be purchased per year; and the tax-free period is up to five years.

Leverage of Kyotuto Securities

Kyokuto Securities, as a major stockbroker, does not show any leverage related information on its website. So it is unsure whether leverage can be applied on stock trading.

Fees of Kyokuto Securities

The maximum fee for domestic stock transactions set by Kyokuto Securities (Kyokuto Securities) is 1.254% (tax included, and 3,300 yen charged when the calculated amount less than 3,300 yen), for buying and selling foreign stocks and foreign stock depositary receipts, the transaction amount: local commission and various fees are added to the local contract in the case of buying, and in the case of selling, the local commission and various fees are deducted from the local contract, up to 0.880% of the domestic agency fee. When applying for an investment trust (partial investment trust redemption), the maximum fee for domestic investment trusts is 3.30% of the application amount, and the maximum fee for foreign investment trusts is 3.75%.