On 20 January 2023, the Interim Proposal on the Reform of Secured Transaction Law (“Interim Proposal”) was published by the Japanese government. The Interim Proposal is, among other things, intended to govern security interests created by secured transactions, such as security assignments and sales with retention of title, that have been recognized by court precedents. The Interim Proposal also considers the introduction of a new type of security interest over all the assets of a…
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