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Ntt — Corporate Update (November 2023)

8 slides from Ntt's corporate update, Nov 7, 2023

  1. Slide 1: NTT's Stance on the State of the NTT Act [2]

    NTT’s Stance on the State of the NTT Act [2] November 7, 2023 This is a translation of the original Japanese document.

  2. Slide 2: NTT's Stance on Regulations that Prohibit NTT East/NTT West from Merging with NTT DOCOMO

    NTT’s Stance on Regulations that Prohibit NTT East/NTT West from Merging with NTT DOCOMO  NTT East and West will continue to comply with the Telecommunications Business Act and other laws, regulations and rules(1), and provide access to networks and other services to other carriers in a fair manner

  3. Slide 3: NTT's Stance on Ensuring Universal Service Obligations

    NTT’s Stance on Ensuring Universal Service Obligations  Universal service obligations should be undertaken by the most appropriate business entity in the most appropriate manner for each region, using fixed, wireless, satellite or other methods for voice and data communications.  To make this poss

  4. Slide 4: (Attachment) Comments on the Discussion of the Special Committee on Telecommunications Policy, MIC

    (Attachment) Comments on the Discussion of the Special Committee on Telecommunications Policy, MIC This is a translation of the original Japanese text. A look at the deliberations of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' Special Committee on Telecommunications Policy reveals a discuss

  5. Slide 5: NTT's Stance on Regulatory Method to Restrictions on Foreign Investment

    NTT’s Stance on Regulatory Method to Restrictions on Foreign Investment  Since the management system of mobile customer information and the core network are generally owned and managed by each mobile operator itself, if mobile operators’ information and infrastructure are not protected, then the st

  6. Slide 6: Regarding Universal Services for Telephones

    Regarding Universal Services for Telephones  NTT East and NTT West intend to continue to provide fixed-line telephones using optical infrastructure (such as Hikari Denwa).  On the other hand, we believe that, since the use of fixed-line telephones (telephone subscriber lines(1), etc.) that use met

  7. Slide 7: Regarding the Succession of Assets from the Public Corporation Era

    Regarding the Succession of Assets from the Public Corporation Era  When shares were allocated to the government along with the privatization, assets belonged to the government as the shareholder. (Subsequently, when 2/3 ownership was transferred to the private sector, the corresponding asset was u

  8. Slide 8: (Reference) Regulatory Status in Major Countries

    (Reference) Regulatory Status in Major Countries In major countries, special corporation laws have been repealed. Universal services are regulated by business laws. * No substantive regulatory items Japan (NTT) US (AT&T) UK (BT) France (FT) Germany (DT) Yes No Yes→No* Yes→No* Yes→No* Special Corpora

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