PASLA welcomes The Tokyo Tanshi
21 November 2025 Japan
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The Pan Asia ÌÇÐÄvlog Lending Association (PASLA) has introduced The Tokyo Tanshi as a new Prime Lite member.
The Tokyo Tanshi — also known as Totan — was founded in 1909 and is actively involved in the Tokyo Money Market.
Its main products are Japanese government bond (JGB) repos and JGB securities borrowing and lending (SBL), equity repos, and triparty repos.
Based in Japan, the firm operates as an inter-deal broker and is expanding its equity and bond footprint.
Building on its long history of market expertise, The Tokyo Tanshi is committed to working as a flagship company of the Totan Group to create new value for clients and society.
Prime Lite membership is tailored for securities houses, participating dealers, inter-dealer brokers, physical and synthetic prime brokers that operate in a single market within Asia Pacific that are involved with securities finance transactions.
The Tokyo Tanshi — also known as Totan — was founded in 1909 and is actively involved in the Tokyo Money Market.
Its main products are Japanese government bond (JGB) repos and JGB securities borrowing and lending (SBL), equity repos, and triparty repos.
Based in Japan, the firm operates as an inter-deal broker and is expanding its equity and bond footprint.
Building on its long history of market expertise, The Tokyo Tanshi is committed to working as a flagship company of the Totan Group to create new value for clients and society.
Prime Lite membership is tailored for securities houses, participating dealers, inter-dealer brokers, physical and synthetic prime brokers that operate in a single market within Asia Pacific that are involved with securities finance transactions.
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