Daniel Lintz

President & Chief Executive Officer, Safe Harbour Japan K.K.

Member of the Financial Services Council

Council Member Biography

Daniel Lintz is currently President and Chief Executive Officer of Safe Harbour K.K., a risk management consultancy. Mr. Lintz provides powerful insight into regulatory developments affecting the Japanese consumer lending industry. He is also an expert in Japanese real estate securitization, banking and finance regulations, J-SOX compliance, Japanese politics, monetary policy, and macroeconomic issues impacting Japan. Mr Lintz has more than 10 years of experience with various multinationals including Sony, Visa and CB Richard Ellis. Mr. Lintz served as Director of Corporate Relations (Japan) for Visa International with responsibility for media relations, public affairs, internal communications and digital communication. He has organized and presided over Japanese credit card conferences and served on the US-Japan Tourism Promotion Committee, ACCJ External Affairs Advisory Council and the FSA Working Group convened to revise the Prepaid Card Law. (This is me - Update Profile)

Employment History

2008 - 2008: General Manager of Corporate Communications, CB RICHARD ELLIS K.K.
2008 - present: President & Chief Executive Officer, Safe Harbour Japan K.K.
2006 - 2008: Partner, Nagatacho Forum
2001 - 2006: Director of Corporate Relations (Japan), VISA INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION
1999 - 2001: SACD Business Strategy / Public Relations, SONY CORPORATION
1997 - 1999: Global Corporate Communications Headquarters, SONY CORPORATION

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ISDA Determination on JAL Rehabilitation Not Welcome

November 19, 2009

Analysis by:Daniel Lintz, President & Chief Executive Officer, Safe Harbour Japan K.K.

Analysis of: Will JAL Be Required to Settle JPY100 Billion in Derivatives Contracts? | headlines.yahoo.co.jp

The Yomiuri Shinbun reports that the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) may require Japan Airlines Corporation to settle JPY 100 billion in swaps and derivatives as a result of filing for creditor protection under ADR provisions of the Special Measure for Industrial Revitalization,...

JAL Rehabilitation Not Awaiting for ISDA Ruling

November 19, 2009

Analysis by:Daniel Lintz, President & Chief Executive Officer, Safe Harbour Japan K.K.

Analysis of: Will JAL Be Required to Settle JPY100 Billion in Derivatives Contracts? | headlines.yahoo.co.jp

JAL Alternative Dispute Resolution Not a Credit Event

November 19, 2009

Analysis by:Daniel Lintz, President & Chief Executive Officer, Safe Harbour Japan K.K.

Analysis of: Will JAL Be Required to Settle JPY100 Billion in Derivatives Contracts? | headlines.yahoo.co.jp

The Yomiuri Shinbun reports that the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) may require Japan Airlines Corporation to settle JPY 100 billion in swaps and derivatives because the company has filed for creditor protection under the Special Measure for Industrial Revitalization,highlighting...

Japan Consumer Finance Regulation Faces Final Hurdle

November 1, 2009

Analysis by:Daniel Lintz, President & Chief Executive Officer, Safe Harbour Japan K.K.

Analysis of: Govt May Backtrack On Tighter Moneylender Regulations | www.nni.nikkei.co.jp

A committee of policy makers assigned to the Financial Services Agency, Consumer Affairs Ministry and Ministry of Justice will convene this month to assess the impact of Revisions to the Money Lending Business Law on the consumer credit industry in Japan. The committee will either recommendto...

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