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Koichi Ishikura Chief Officer for International Affairs & Research Japan Securities Dealers Association November 1, 2018

* This presentation represents the presenter’s own views, and not necessarily those of the JSDA.

• Support for individuals’

asset-building is crucial in Japan’s rapidly aging society

• Securities market and

industry are also expected to work toward building a sustainable society

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• f June 2018: USD 128.9 billion

Nippon Individual Savings Account (NISA)

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• f June 2018: 11.28 million

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+ Dollar-Cost Averaging NISA: 690,000 accounts + investment amount USD 271.9mn + Junior NISA: 290,000 accounts + investment amount USD 841.4mn

(As of June 2018)

Note: Figures in USD are based on an exchange rate of 1 JPY:0.0089 USD.

１．Initiatives to end poverty/starvation and protect the global environment

• We aim to resolve social challenges through the fundraising and

provision functions of the securities market. ２．Initiatives to promote decent working conditions and women’s participation in society

• We aim to create a working environment with high job satisfaction by

improving work-life balance. ３．Initiatives to support education for the socially vulnerable

• We aim to realize a society that ensures equal opportunity for everyone

by supporting children living under trying circumstances. ４．Initiatives to improve the awareness and understanding of SDGs

• We aim to improve the awareness and understanding of SDGs in Japan

and overseas, while raising the sense of ownership over SDGs among executives and employees of the JSDA and our members. The Japan Securities Dealers Association (JSDA) resolves to work on the following

• initiatives. Doing this will contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development

Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations as a global agenda, while seeking as well the sustainable growth of the securities industry.

For more information on JSDA’s activities regarding the SDGs, visit: http://www.jsda.or.jp/en/activities/SDGs/index.html

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