The Tokyo Roundtable was established in 1999 in response to the Asian financial crisis, marking the beginning of a collaborative effort to promote financial stability and reform in the region.
It serves as a platform for:
- sharing experiences and best practices in financial policy and market development
- addressing challenges in debt and equity capital markets, such as regulatory frameworks and financial inclusion
- exploring new trends, such as sustainable finance and digital finance including the use of AI in finance
- encouraging regional cooperation in financial sector reforms
