Office Overview
Name | Omae Legal Office |
Representative | Keiichiro Omae Gyoseishoshi Lawyer (Certified Administrative Procedures Legal Specialist) |
Address | 305-D Tensho Suidobashi Bldg. 3-5-9 Kanda Misakicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0061, Japan |
TEL | +81-50-5470-3721 |
Services provided | ・Support for obtaining financial business license and registration, etc. ・Risk management and Compliance support for financial business ・Support for regulatory inspection, internal and external audit, etc. ・Advisor for financial institutions ・Training for executives and employees to foster Risk Culture ・VISA and Immigration support |
Welcome to Omae Legal Office.


Greeting
Our office provides top-tier service and support to obtain financial license or registration as soon as possible, in low-cost but sustainable manner based upon broad experience of Keiichiro Omae, Gyoseishoshi Lawyer.
Obtaining license or registration is not a goal, but a start of your business and risk/compliance management journey.
Omae Legal Office will continuously support your business journey in effective and sustainable manner while meeting expectation from regulators.
Profile
・Visiting Lecturer, Keio University
・Visiting Lecturer and GGLI Fellow, Hosei University
MBA, Harvard Business School
・Head of Risk and Compliance and Japan Board member at global financial institutions
・International Bankers Association of Japan, Security Sector Committee member.
・Previously worked at Director, Bank of Japan.
Deputy Director, FSA and MOF Group Leader, Osaka Securities Exchange
Publications
・Case Study “Japan: Finding a Way Out” (Harvard Business School Case No. N9-799-032).
・Co-authored three books (by KINZAI and Shoji-Houmu) and many magazine articles (Jurist, etc.) explaining the “The Law on Sales of Financial Products.”
Translated and published business textbooks
・Finance by Professors Zvi Bodie and Robert C. Merton at Harvard Business School (1999, 2011)
・The Psychology of Investing by Professor John R. Nofsinger at Washington State University (2002)
・The Inefficient Stock Market by Professor Robert A. Haugen at the University of California (2003)
・Open Innovation by Professor Henry Chesbrough at Harvard Business School (2003)