Tokio Marine Holdings Inc

Tokio Marine appears to have some oversight structures in place for its lobbying and trade‐association activities related to sustainability but does not provide a clear policy or detailed review process for aligning those activities with its climate commitments. It outlines a "management system for lobbying activities and trade association memberships" and states that "the executive officer who supervises Government and External Relations Department is responsible for lobbying activities in general, Mika Nabeshima, Group Chief Sustainability Officer (CSUO) is also responsible for engaging with lobbying activities or trade associations or maintaining government relations specifically for sustainability‐related issues." Additionally, "material sustainability‐related issues will be reported to and/or discussed at the Group Sustainability Committee chaired by CSUO," indicating formal oversight. However, beyond recognizing that "climate change is a global issue that threatens the sustainability of society and is an urgent issue to be addressed," the company does not disclose a specific policy detailing how lobbying positions are aligned with its climate‐transition plan, nor does it describe a formal process for monitoring or managing those lobbying activities against its climate goals.