SASB Index
This index discloses information based on the SASB Standard*, a global information disclosure standard.
SASB has developed standards that define materiality for each industry and accounting metrics specific to 77 industries,
which are further categorized within each industry. This index discloses information related to the standards for threeindustries: Commercial Banks (FN-CB), Investment Banking & Brokerage (FN-IB), and Asset Management & Custody
Activities (FN-AC). Since the standards for each industry are based on U.S. laws and regulations and systems, some metrics
are not applicable to the business activities of MUFG, which is based in Japan, but we strive to disclose information that isconsistent with the purpose and content of each metric to the extent possible. As the content of the standards is constantly
being updated, MUFG will continue to update and expand the information disclosed as part of its engagement withstakeholders, including customers, business partners, shareholders and investors.
* Published in October 2018 by the Value Reporting Foundation (formerly the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB)), which merged with theIFRS Foundation in August 2022.

Accounting Metric
Data Security

Category

CodeResponse

Description of approach to identifying
and addressing data security risks

DiscussionandAnalysis

FN-CB230a.2

MUFG has positioned threats posed by cyberattacks and otherrelevant events as Top Risks. Accordingly, we are promoting cybersecurity measures under management's leadership.
For details, please refer to the following
Risk Management

Financial Inclusion & Capacity Building(1) Number and (2) amount of loans
outstanding qualified to programs
designed to promote small businessand community development

Quantitative

FN-CB240a.1SASB's indicator "Programs designed to promote small business andcommunity development" is based on U.S. laws and regulations, sothe following information is disclosed as quantitative data based on
the actual situation in Japan.
● Balance of loans to small business：40,470 billion yen
For details, please refer to the following
MUFG Report 2022 (data) in Japanese (P.142,195,198)

Number of participants in financial
literacy initiatives for unbanked,
underbanked, or underserved
customers

Quantitative

FN-CB240a.4

SASB's definition of "unbanked, underbanked, or underserved
customers" is based on U.S. laws and regulations, so the following
information is disclosed as quantitative data based on the actual
situation in Japan.
● Number of times financial and economic education has been

provided: 3,304 times (MUFG Bank) (cumulative total since
FY2012)For details, please refer to the following
Financial and Economic Education
Employee Diversity & Inclusion
Percentage of gender andracial/ethnic group representation for(1) executive management,(2) non-executive management,(3) professionals, and(4) all other employees

Quantitative

FN-IB330a.1
FN-AC330a.1

Although the measurement method is not consistent with the metrics
recommended by SASB standards, the following information isdisclosed as alternative data.
● Ratio of female employees● Number of hires (breakdown by gender)● Ratio of female representation in managerial positions● Number of female executive officer● Overseas employees● Ratio of employees with disabilities

For details, please refer to the following
ESG Data Book 2022
Incorporation of Environmental, Social, and Governance Factors in Credit Analysis/
Investment Banking & Brokerage Activities / Investment Management & Advisory
Commercial and industrial credit
exposure, by industry

Quantitative

FN-CB410a.1

We disclose the balance of exposure to credit risk as of March 31,
2022 and a breakdown by major type of exposure.
For details, please refer to the following
Basel III Disclosure (Fiscal 2021) (P21)

Description of approach toincorporation of environmental,social, and governance (ESG) factors
in credit analysis/investment bankingand brokerage activities / investment
and/or wealth management
processes and strategies

DiscussionandAnalysis

FN-CB410a.2
FN-IB410a.3

In order to strengthen MUFG's financial earnings and contribute tosustainable economic growth through ESG investments, MUFG isgoing to promote ESG investments by finding the right balance
between risks and returns.
Disclosure Based on TCFD Recommendations “Strategy”

FN-AC410a.2

We have established the following policies as a framework forenvironmental and social considerations in our finance and asset
management businesses.
Policies and Guidelines

1

Accounting Metric

Category

CodeResponse・MUFG Environmental and Social Policy Framework
・MUFG AM Responsible Investment Policy
We have adopted and adhere to the Equator Principles, a risk
management framework for determining, assessing and managing
environmental and social risks and impacts for large-scale projects.
The Equator Principles

Revenue from (1) underwriting,(2) advisory, and (3) securitizationtransactions incorporating integrationof environmental, social, andgovernance (ESG) factors, byindustry

Quantitative

FN-IB410a.1

Although the measurement method is not consistent with the metrics
recommended by SASB standards, the following information isdisclosed as alternative data.
● Underwriting of green bonds in accordance with ICMA

(International Capital Market Association) principles (FY2021):
50 projects, 7,789 hundred million yen
For details, please refer to the following
Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities (in Japanese):
Our social contribution initiatives through our core business(1) Number and (2) total value ofinvestments and loans incorporating
integration of environmental, social,and governance (ESG) factors, byindustry

Quantitative

FN-IB410a.2

Although the measurement method is not consistent with the metrics
recommended by SASB standards, the following information isdisclosed as alternative data.
● Sustainability Management “Sustainable Finance”

Progress in Sustainable Finance: 14.5 trillion yen(Cumulative total from FY2019)● Arrangement of renewable energy project financing:

58 projects, US$ 2,940 million in total
FN-AC410a.1● Assets under management that employ negative screening (ActiveDiscussionandAnalysis

FN-AC410a.3

For details, please refer to the following

Total amount of monetary losses asa result of legal proceedings
associated with fraud, insider trading,anti-trust, anti-competitive behavior,market manipulation, malpractice, orother related financial industry laws
or regulations

Quantitative

FN-CB510a.1

For details, please refer to the following

Description of whistleblower policies
and procedures

Discussion
andAnalysis

Amount of assets undermanagement, by asset class, that
employ (1) integration ofenvironmental, social, andgovernance (ESG) issues, (2)sustainability themed investing, and(3) screening

Quantitative

Description of proxy voting andinvestee engagement policies andprocedures
Business Ethics

domestic and foreign stocks, Active domestic and foreign
bonds(corporate bonds)）:100％

Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Responsible Investment Report

Form 20-F (P.113) Legal Proceedings

FN-IB510a.1

FN-CB510a.2
FN-IB510a.2
FN-AC510a.2

Having positioned its whistle-blowing systems as an important
governance tool, MUFG has helped each Group company develop
such a system to ensure their ability to promptly address and resolve
any issues associated with compliance. Moreover, the MUFG
Compliance Helpline operates year-round and is capable of handlinga report from any Group member no matter what their location on anaround-the-clock basis.
For details, please refer to the following
Compliance ”Whistle-Blowing Systems”

Systemic Risk Management
Global Systemically Important Bank(G-SIB) score, by category

Quantitative

FN-CB550a.1● G-SIB buffer ratio: 1.5%

(Based on the "2021 list of global systemically important banks (GSIBs)" published by the Financial Stability Board (FSB) in
November 2021)

FN-IB550a.1● G-SIB Indicators

For details, please refer to the following
Basel III Disclosure (Fiscal 2021) (P94)
GSIB1: Indicators for assessing G-SIBs
Description of approach toincorporation of results of mandatory
and voluntary stress tests into capital
adequacy planning, long-term
corporate strategy, and otherbusiness activities
Professional Integrity

DiscussionandAnalysis

FN-CB550a.2

For details, please refer to the following
Basel III Disclosure (Fiscal 2021) (P3)Group Business Management

FN-IB550a.1

2

Accounting Metric

Category

CodeResponse

Total amount of monetary losses asa result of legal proceedings
associated with professional integrity,
including duty of care

Quantitative

FN-IB510b.3

For details, please refer to the following

Description of approach to ensuring
professional integrity, including dutyof care

Discussion
andAnalysis

Form 20-F (P.113)
Legal Proceedings

FN-IB510b.4

For details, please refer to the following
MUFG Group Code of Conduct
Compliance Basic Policy
MUFG Basic Policy for Fiduciary Duties

Employee Incentives & Risk Taking
Discussion of policies aroundsupervision, control, and validation oftraders' pricing of Level 3 assets andliabilities
Activity Metric

Discussion
andAnalysis

FN-IB550b.3(1) Number and (2) value of checking
and savings accounts by segment:(a) personal and (b) small business

Quantitative

FN-CB000.A

For details, please refer to the following
Form 20-F (P.F-109)
31. FAIR VALUE

Although the measurement method is not consistent with the metrics
recommended by SASB standards, the following information isdisclosed as alternative data.
● Individual deposits: 88,268.8 billion yen● Corporate deposits and others: 80,013.3 billion yen

For details, please refer to the following
Databook for FY2021 (P.22)
Assets and liabilities (Non-consolidated)(1) Number and (2) value of loans bysegment: (a) personal, (b) small
business, and (c) corporate

Quantitative

FN-CB000.B

Although the measurement method is not consistent with the metrics
recommended by SASB standards, the following information isdisclosed as alternative data.
● Loans to SMEs: 40,470.4 billion yen● Residential mortgage loan balance: 15,070.8 billion yen(1) Number and (2) value of (a)underwriting, (b) advisory, and(c)securitization transactions

Quantitative

FN-IB000.A

Although the measurement method is not consistent with the metrics
recommended by SASB standards, the following information isdisclosed as alternative data.
Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities
Consolidated Financial Results for the Fiscal Year Ended March
31, 2022 (P.12)(1) Total registered and (2) total
unregistered assets undermanagement (AUM)

Quantitative

Total assets under custody andsupervision

Quantitative

FN-AC000.A

For details, please refer to the following

FN-AC000.B

For details, please refer to the following

Databook for FY2021 (P.45) AM/IS

Databook for FY2021 (P.45) AM/IS3