Monthly Loan Seminar: Mastering Client Financing with Experts from Public and Private Financial Institutions
SoLabo Inc. is launching a 30-minute monthly webinar series in April 2026 to train tax accountants and accounting firm staff on loan practicalities. Instructors with experience at government and private financial institutions will share professional insights on financing.
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SoLabo Inc. (Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Koichi Tahara) is launching a loan education program titled 'From Loan Entry to Practice: 30-Minute Quick Seminar' starting in April 2026. The program is co-hosted by Ryohei Oyabu, formerly of the Japan Finance Corporation (JFC), and Ryosuke Ota, formerly of a credit union, both belonging to SoLabo's Entrepreneur Support Division.
Designed primarily for new and young staff at tax accountant corporations and accounting firms, the seminar series provides systematic training on everything from loan basics to applied client support. It will be held via live streaming every fourth Thursday of the month during lunch hours (12:30–13:00).
Key features include learning perspectives from both public and private financial institutions, a curriculum suitable for both new staff training and skill refreshing, and a convenient, bite-sized 30-minute format.
Designed primarily for new and young staff at tax accountant corporations and accounting firms, the seminar series provides systematic training on everything from loan basics to applied client support. It will be held via live streaming every fourth Thursday of the month during lunch hours (12:30–13:00).
Key features include learning perspectives from both public and private financial institutions, a curriculum suitable for both new staff training and skill refreshing, and a convenient, bite-sized 30-minute format.
FAQ
Is there a fee for the seminar?
No, the seminar is free of charge.