Tokyo Stock Exchange

Japan’s principal securities exchange, where listed shares and other financial instruments are traded. It is operated by Japan Exchange Group and is based in Tokyo.

Japan Exchange Group: A Japanese financial-market holding company that operates the Tokyo Stock Exchange and other market infrastructure. It owns and operates the exchange as part of a broader group of Japanese markets.
Tokyo Stock Exchange history: The institutional development of the Tokyo Stock Exchange from its establishment to the present. Its history traces the exchange through Japan’s changing financial system.
TOPIX: A free-float-adjusted market-capitalization-weighted index covering domestic companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s Prime Market. TOPIX summarizes the performance of a broad set of companies listed on the exchange.
Osaka Exchange: A Japanese derivatives exchange operated by Japan Exchange Group, trading products such as futures and options. It shares an operator with Tokyo but specializes in derivatives rather than the main cash-equity market.
Tokyo Stock Exchange trading hours: The daily periods during which the Tokyo Stock Exchange accepts securities orders for trading. Trading sessions set the daily rhythm for price discovery on the exchange.
Tokyo Stock Exchange establishment: The founding of the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 1878 as Japan’s organized securities market developed. Its founding marks the beginning of the institution that became Japan’s principal exchange.
Nikkei 225: A price-weighted stock-market index of 225 major Japanese companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Its constituents are drawn from the exchange, making it a prominent barometer of listed shares.
Nagoya Stock Exchange: A Japanese securities exchange based in Nagoya that lists and trades company shares. It is a regional alternative within Japan’s multi-exchange landscape.
Tokyo Stock Exchange listing rules: Requirements companies must meet to list and remain listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. These rules determine which companies can access the exchange’s public equity markets.
Securities and Exchange Act of Japan: A Japanese law governing securities issuance, disclosure, and trading, including the framework for exchanges. Postwar securities law reshaped the legal basis for exchange operations.

Linked from 5 pages