Photo（最背面に配置）
Organized by Tokyo Metropolitan Government

Tokyo Sustainable Finance Forum
Tokyo Metropolitan Government(TMG) has been proactively making efforts to promote sustainable finance through various
actions in order to contribute to solving social issues through finance. Tokyo Sustainable Finance Week is organized by theTMG from Feb 8th 2021, with the aim to promote financial services that contribute to the establishment of a sustainable cityand to develop Tokyo's presence in the field of sustainable finance.
‘Sustainable Finance Forum’, a high level forum for public and private sectors, including financial institutions and financial
industry groups, will be held during the Tokyo Sustainable Finance Week to discuss various possibilities offered bysustainable finance. At the forum, experts will discuss the latest global trends in sustainable finance, the challenges in thesustainable finance market in Japan and a wide range of possibilities of sustainable finance that leverages the strengths
unique to Tokyo. The program is divided into two sessions. In the first half, keynote speakers will introduce current trends insustainable finance. In the latter half, a panel discussion is organized. The panel experts will discuss the diversification andpossibilities of sustainable finance, including the perspectives of the post-COVID-19 era.
We look forward to your participation to the event.

OutlineDateFeb 9th, 2021 (Tue)

Organizer

Office for Strategic Policy and ICT Promotion, Tokyo Metropolitan Government

TargetPublic institutions, Financial institutions, Financial industry groups and Business Firms (especially who
belong to the ESG promotion department, corporate planning department, etc.)

Capacity

No limitation appliedFeeFree

Registration

Contact

13:30～17:30

Please register from following address or attached QR code.

https://www.sustainablefina.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/forum/english
Tokyo Sustainable Finance Week Secretariat (Inside Convention Linkage Inc.)
MAIL：tokyo_sfw@c-linkage.co.jp

Agenda *Japanese-English simultaneous interpretation available
TopicTime

Contents of the session

Speaker

Openingremarks/Speech

13:30~13:45(15 mins)

The vision of “Global Financial City: Tokyo”
and efforts regarding Sustainable Finance

Hisaaki Terasaki
Director General, Office for Strategic Policy and ICT
Promotion, Tokyo Metropolitan Government

Keynotespeech 1

13:45~14:15(30 mins)

Global trends in Sustainable FinanceTakejiro Sueyoshi
Special Advisor, UNEP Finance Initiative

Keynotespeech 2

14:15~14:45(30 mins)

Development of Sustainable Finance inJapan

Mariko Kawaguchi
Specially Appointed Professor, Rikkyo University
Graduate School of Social Design Studies
Executive Advisor to CEO, Fuji Oil Holdings Inc.

Keynotespeech 3

14:45~15:15(30 mins)

Sustainable Finance trends in Japan andoverseas from the perspective of investors

Yasunori Iwanaga
Chief Responsible Investment Officer,Amundi Japan Ltd.

Coffee break

15:15-15:35(20 mins)ーーPaneldiscussion

15:35-17:30(115 mins)

Discussion on diversification andpossibilities of Sustainable Finance

Mentioned in 2nd page
*Please note that program contents and speakers are subject to change.

List of the speakers of Tokyo Sustainable Finance Forum
Keynote speakers
Takejiro Sueyoshi
Special Advisor,
UNEP Finance Initiative
Graduated Tokyo University in 1967. Joined Mitsubishi Bank and worked until 1998. Appointed as amember of the Special UNEP FI Steering Committee during his years with Nikko Asset Management as
Deputy President. Participates in various international conferences on "Finance and the GlobalEnvironment". Appointed as Chairperson of WWF Japan and Vice-Chair of Executive Board of Renewable
Research Institute. Promote and guide "Principles for Responsible Investment" and "CSR (Corporate SocialResponsibility)" to Japanese companies.

Mariko Kawaguchi
Specially Appointed Professor,Rikkyo University Graduate School of Social Design Studies

Executive Advisor to CEO,Fuji Oil Holdings Inc
Completed the master's program at Hitotsubashi University Graduate School (Environmental Economics) in
1986, and joined Daiwa Securities. Transferred o Daiwa Institute of Research in 1994 and experienced incompany surveys. Currently working as a specially appointed professor at Rikkyo University, an assistant
CEO at Fuji Oil Group Headquarters, and a special advisor at Daiwa Institute of Research Ltd. (since April2020)

Yasunori Iwanaga
Chief Responsible Investment Officer,Amundi Japan Ltd.
Yasunori Iwanaga assumed the CRIO role in July 2020 to represent Amundi Japan on responsible
investment and oversee its stewardship activities, having headed the investment group for six years from2014. Before joining the firm, Yas was a managing director and CIO at BlackRock Japan, the former
Barclays Global Investors Japan. He started his career in the asset management industry in 1997 at theNippon Credit Bank. Yas earned his BA in law from Hitotsubashi University, MBA from the Wharton School,
the University of Pennsylvania, and PhD in Finance from EDHEC Risk Institute. Yas is a planningcommittee member of the TCFD Consortium for FY2020.

Panelists(1/2)
Photo

Leo van Stijn
Managing Director, Country Manager Japan,
ING Bank N.V., Tokyo Branch
Leo van Stijn was appointed as Country Manager Japan for ING Bank on October 15, 2018 .In this role heis responsible for ING Bank’s Wholesale Banking Business in Japan. Prior this new position, Leo wasGlobal Head of Structured Finance Renewables, Utilities, and Power from December 2007 until August
2018. Leo first joined ING Bank as a management trainee in 1984, and has undertaken various client facing
and managerial roles over the years, both within Retail and Wholesale Banking. After assignments as headof Credit Risk Management for the Netherlands and subsequently for the Americas region, he assumed therole of Global Head of Credit Risk Management for Wholesale Banking in 2004. Leo holds a BBA and MBAfrom Nyenrode Business University in the Netherlands.

Satoshi Ikeda
Chief Sustainable Finance Officer,Financial Services Agency
In March 2019, he was appointed as the first Chief Sustainable Finance Officer of the Financial Services
Agency of Japan or JFSA. In this new capacity, he covers a wide range of issues concerning sustainablefinance which include, among other things, leading the Sustainable Development Goals project team within
JFSA, and promoting climate-related financial disclosure in line with TCFD recommendations in Japan.

Panelists(2/2)
PhotoPhotoAkie Iriyama
Professor, Waseda University Graduate School of Business and Finance,
Waseda Business School
Professor Iriyama joined WBS in 2013. Prior to joining WBS, he served as an assistant professor of State
University of New York at Buffalo, United States, for five years. He received MA and BA in economics fromKeio University, Japan, and Ph.D. from University of Pittsburgh, United States. Professor Iriyama has broadresearch interests in strategic management, international business, and entrepreneurship. He has widely
published in premier academic journals including Strategic Management Journal, Journal of International
Business Studies, Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, Global Strategy Journal, and so on. Before pursuing
his academic career, Professor Iriyama worked for Mitsubishi Research Institute Inc., a leading
research/consulting company in Japan, as an industry economist/business consultant.

Keisuke Takegahara
Executive Officer,Deputy Chief Research Officer, Chief Manager of Sustainability Management Office,Corporate Planning & Coordination Department,
Development Bank of Japan Inc.
Graduated from the Faculty of Law, Hitotsubashi University in 1989.Joined the Japan Development Bank
(currently Development Bank of Japan, Ltd.) in the same year. Worked as Chief Representative in Frankfurt
and General Manager of Environment and CSR Department. He has been in his current position and asChief Manager of Sustainability Management Office since 2017.Engaged in planning in the field ofenvironmental finance, such as the establishment of DBJ Environmentally Rated Loan Program for a longperiod. Currently, he oversees the bank's industrial research activities. Writing third-party opinions oncorporate CSR reports and giving lectures on ESG and SDGs.

Photo

Photo

Takumi Matsuo
Senior Officer, Corporate Strategy,
Japan Exchange Group
Takumi Matsuo joined his current position in 2016, and has concurrently been involved in a Sustainable
Committee since its establishment in 2018. Prior to his current position, he has carried a wide range offunctions and projects at JPX, including launching the ETF & Emissions Trading at listing, creating businessplanning of the JGB Futures & Options Market at Bonds Derivatives along with managing the equities field.
His working experience also includes Secondee positions at the Ministry of Finance of Japan and atJASDEC (Japan Securities Depository Center, Incorporated) during which he was involved in the setting upof the CCP for DVP Book-Entry Transfer of the Corporate Bonds. Takumi Matsuo holds an MBA of Tokyo
University Graduate School of Law and Politics and the faculty of Law from Waseda University.

Tomoki Muto

Managing Director, Global Head of Structured Finance,
MUFG Bank, Ltd.
Tomoki Muto is managing director and global head of structured finance, where he globally leads project
finance, aviation & shipping finance and ECA trade finance.
He has over 25 years’ experience in the banking industry joining the Bank of Tokyo (now MUFG Bank) in
1993, with comprehensive experience in project finance starting from 1997. He was seconded to the InterAmerican Development Bank in Washington DC from 2002 to 2005. From 2011 to 2015, he was posted in
Sydney as managing director for project finance. After heading the project finance office in Tokyo from 2017
to 2019, he is now also in charge of a new function within structured finance through the sustainable financeoffice, which was established in August 2019.

Facilitator
PhotoYuki Isogai
Technical Lead, Sustainability Center of Excellence, PwC Japan
Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers Sustainability LLC
Since 2003, Ms Isogai has been involved in private sector development as a specialist in public institutions
such as World Bank before joining PwC in 2011. She is responsible for supporting clients in developing theirsustainability vision and strategy, sustainability risk management systems, addressing social issues indeveloping countries and promoting sustainable financing. Tokyo University Bachelors degree in Literature.
Tokyo University Masters degree in Humanities and Social Sciences.