Demand ①
Proactively disclose information regarding the volume of greenhouse gas emissions by companies thatthe banks invest in and lend to, in a form that is consistent, comparable, reliable, and clear, in line with
the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) proposals.

Mizuho Financial
Group

Regarding the disclosure of financial information related to climate, Mizuho
is in agreement with the general thrust of the TCFD proposals, and will
make the utmost effort to take action and make disclosures on the basis of
the content of the final version of the proposals, and the schedule indicatedby said proposals.

Sumitomo Mitsui
Financial Group

Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group made disclosures in line with TCFD
proposals in April 2019. We will consider further disclosures, while
maintaining an ongoing dialog with our customers aimed at taking action toreduce CO2 emissions.

Mitsubishi UFJ
Financial GroupMUFG has long measured and disclosed the volume of Scope 1-3
greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in line with the methodology of the GHG
Protocol. MUFG also supports the TCFD proposals, and continues to workto improve and expand the content of its disclosures.

Demand ②Formulate business strategies and investment policies that are in line with the Paris Agreement's "goal ofkeeping global warming to between 1.5 and 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels."

Mizuho Financial
Group

We recognize that climate change is intimately connected with a variety ofsocial and economic issues, and appreciate the critical importance of
dealing with it from a medium and long-term perspective. Mizuho, as a
unified group, is making proactive efforts to tackle climate change andtransition to a post-carbon society, by developing its capacity tocommunicate with and consult various stakeholders, including its
customers. We are also making progress in this area on the basis of aperspective that recognizes the importance of ensuring a secure supply ofenergy in all countries. We are also actively working to expand our efforts,
by setting a "key sustainability areas" in our 5-year management plan, andestablishing "the amount of business for green finance/sustainable finance "as business monitoring indicators for tracking environmental performance,on the basis of identifying "environmental considerations" and"environment/society" as important areas in our business and managementbase respectively.

Sumitomo Mitsui
Financial GroupSMBC quickly agreed to both the Paris Agreement and SDGs, and is
implementing disclosures related to separate business policies and theTCFD proposals.

Mitsubishi UFJ
Financial GroupIn order to contribute to the establishment of a sustainable society and thefulfilment of the SDGs through the provision of financial services to ourcustomers, MUFG announced in May of this year that it aims to dedicate atotal of 20 trillion yen to sustainable finance (of which, 8 trillion yen isdedicated to the environment) from FY2019 to FY2030. In theenvironmental area, these efforts will, in concrete terms, comprise financing
and project finance services for renewable energy projects, as well as theunderwriting and retail of green bonds. Additionally, in response to thedemand from the international community to tackle climate change, MUFG
revised its Environmental and Social Policy Framework in July of this year,
such that it now states that MUFG will, in principle, not provide financing for
new coal-fired power plants. As a result, the balance of MUFG’s exposure
to coal-fired power plant projects is expected to gradually decrease in themedium to long term. Through these efforts, we intend to contribute to theachievement of the terms of the Paris Agreement.

Demand ③
Suspend new investment and lending for coal-fired power plants which are the worst emitters of C02
according to scientific research, and fossil fuel developments, and implement investment and financingthat promotes the fair and equitable transition to a society based on clean and renewable energy.

Mizuho FinancialGroupSee above.

Sumitomo Mitsui
Financial Group

Our credit policy is periodically reviewed based on international guidelines
and social demands, and based on necessity we will consider further
revisions in due course.

Mitsubishi UFJ
Financial GroupAs was specified in response to demand 2, MUFG revised its
Environmental and Social Policy Framework in July of this year, such that it
now states that MUFG will, in principle, not provide financing for new coalfired power plants. Furthermore, through the sustainable finance goals
previously outlined, we intend to contribute to the transition to a post-carbonsociety.

Demand ④
Encourage Japanese banks to endorse the UN's Principles for Responsible Banking.

Mizuho FinancialGroupWe will consider this going forward. (Note: Mizuho announced that they
endorsed the principles in July.)

Sumitomo Mitsui
Financial GroupSMBC announced that it has endorsed to the principles in February 2019.

Mitsubishi UFJ
Financial GroupMUFG believes that the aforementioned setting of sustainable financegoals and revisions to the MUFG Environmental and Social Policy
Framework are in line with the goals of the Principles for Responsible
Banking. MUFG is strongly considering approving the principles goingforward. (Note: MUFG announced that they endorsed the principles on 22thof August.)